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Print Czech translation of the book: Prague’s Stolpersteine

After the successful publication of the book Prague’s Stolpersteine, the Czech translation has now been completed. All works associated with the translation have been provided free of charge. The aim of this campaign is to raise funds to print the book.

Author: Trevor Sage

New Stolpersteine for Rudolf Klein and Marta Kleinová

Nov 3, 2022

Rudolf Klein was born on 1 June 1896, in the village of Oselce in the South of Plzen. Rudolf was the sixth child of the merchant, Simon Klein and Theresie Kleinova domiciled in Oselce. Together, they had two more children. After Theresie’s death, Simon married Rosi (Ruzena) Schwellb. They had three children together.

In 1919, Rudolf moved to Prague and worked as a clerk. Following the marriage to Marta Aschermannova, the young couple moved together to an apartment on Jaggelonska street. Their first son, Petr in 1925, followed by their daughter Hana in 1928.

1n 1932 the Kleins purchased a larger home (villa) in the exclusive neighbourhood of Smichov on Na Provaznici street. By this time Rudolf was the CEO of the pharmaceutical company Julius Kussi in Prague. In 1939, the Kleins were forced to sell their villa at Smichov and moved several times to various smaller apartments, concluding at an apartment on Dlouha street 9, where they would remain until their deportation to Terezin in May 1942.

In March 1942, Rudolf attempted to emigrate with his family, but it was already too late. On September 16, 1944, Rudolf and Marta were transported to Auschwitz where they were murdered.

Marta Kleinova was born on 17 December 1903, in the village of Stechovice. Marta was one of six children born to Rudolf Aschermann and Hermina Bondy. After moving to Prague, she worked as a secretary. Marta loved theatre and was a good friend of Olga Scheinpflugova. According to witnesses, Marta was on one of the last “death marches” from Auschwitz eastwards. The date of her death is unknown.

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EUR 8,470
pledged of EUR 8,314

101%

101% completed

171 contributors pledged

Literature, Education

Prague, Czechia

All or nothing. Project finished on Nov 29, 2022 at 11:56.

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  • sold 24
    Support the project with a donation

    Every contribution will be gratefully received and will help achieve the goal of publishing this book.

    If you wish to do so, you can increase your pledge when you make payment.

    Thank you for your generosity.

    Reward delivery: not specified

    EUR 3.96
    (CZK 100)

  • sold 71
    Order a copy of the book in Czech for collection in Prague 2

    Order a copy of Prague's Stolpersteine for personal collection in Prague, Vinohrady.

    Thank you for your support.

    The book is the Czech language version.

    Reward delivery: in half a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 15.04
    (CZK 380)

  • sold 8
    Order a copy of the book in English for collection in Prague 2

    Order a copy of Prague's Stolpersteine for personal collection in Prague, Vinohrady.

    Thank you for your support.

    The book is the English language version.

    Reward delivery: in half a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 15.04
    (CZK 380)

  • sold 17
    Donate a copy of the book to a school classroom (within Prague)

    The book will help children learn about the Holocaust, learn about the Stolpersteine project and bring them closer to the fate of the victims of Nazism.

    You can choose which school you want the book to be donated to (please write the name and address of the school in the note).

    Or you can leave it to me, and I will donate a book to a Prague school in your name.

    Thank you for supporting Holocaust education.

    The book will be delivered to a school in Prague by hand.

    The book is the Czech language version.

    Reward delivery: in half a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 15.04
    (CZK 380)

  • sold 11
    Donate a copy of the book to a school classroom (outside Prague)

    The book will help children learn about the Holocaust, learn about the Stolpersteine project and bring them closer to the fate of the victims of Nazism.

    You can choose which school you want the book to be donated to (please write the name and address of the school in the note when making payment).

    Thank you for supporting Holocaust education.

    Postage is included.

    The book is the Czech language version.

    Reward delivery: on address, in half a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 19.40
    (CZK 490)

  • sold 30
    Order the book in Czech for delivery within the territory of the Czech Republic

    Thanks to your contribution, you will receive a copy of the book in Czech with delivery to a Zásilkovna pick-up point in the Czech Republic.

    Postage is included.

    Thank you for your support.

     

    Reward delivery: Zásilkovna, in half a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 19.40
    (CZK 490)

  • sold 1
    Order the book in English for delivery within the territory of the Czech Republic

    Thanks to your contribution, you will receive a copy of the book in English with delivery to a Zásilkovna pick-up point in the Czech Republic.

    Postage is included.

    Thank you for your support.

    Reward delivery: Zásilkovna, in a week after the Hithit project end

    EUR 19.40
    (CZK 490)

  • sold 10
    Order both the Czech and English editions of the book with collection in Prague 2

    *Book in both language versions with a discount*

    Thanks to your contribution, you will receive both a Czech and an English copy of the book for personal collection in Vinohrady, Prague.

    Thank you for your order and support.

    Reward delivery: in half a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 22.57
    (CZK 570)

  • remaining 1 from 10
    Discover Prague's Stolpersteine on a walk with the author (on request with a Czech interpreter).

    Take a stroll around Prague with the author of 'Prague's Stolpersteine' and discover some of the city's 500 stones.

    We'll use an online map, showing the location of every stone to locate them on our route, and the book to find out about the person, their deportation and fate.

    I will show you how I clean the Stolpersteine, and you can also try your hand at it if you wish!
    We'll also take a break for coffee and cake - included in the price :-)

    This reward is for one or two persons.

    Please note: Unfortunately, the author is only able to converse in English, but an interpreter will be available on request.

    One copy of the book in either English or Czech is included.
     

    Reward delivery: in a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 59.38
    (CZK 1,500)

  • remaining 4 from 5
    Private tour of Prague's Jewish Town (in English)

    This private 3-hour tour of the Jewish Museum is with a qualified licensed tour guide.
    On the tour you will see:

    • Old Jewish cemetery - one of the most fascinating sites of the Jewish Quarter
    • Spanish Synagogue - the recently restored jewel of the Jewish Quarter
    • Klausen Synagogue - once intended by the Nazi's to become 'The Museum of an extinguished race'
    • Maisel Synagogue - built by an influential philanthropist and communal leader in the Jewish ghetto, Mordecai Meisel
    • Pinkas Synagogue - a truly moving memorial to the Czech Jewish victims of the Holocaust
    • Old-New Synagogue - a rare example of gothic architecture and the second oldest synagogue in this part of the world.

    The tour will be in English.

    The entrance fee to all sites of the Jewish Museum is included.

    The tour is for one person, additional persons are welcome with payment of the entrance fee of 500CZK (250CZK with applicable discounts).
     

    Reward delivery: in a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 67.30
    (CZK 1,700)

  • remaining 4 from 5
    Private tour of Prague's Jewish Town (in Czech)

    This private 3-hour tour of the Jewish Museum is with a qualified licensed tour guide.

    On the tour you will see:
    • Old Jewish cemetery - one of the most fascinating sites of the Jewish Quarter
    • Spanish Synagogue - the recently restored jewel of the Jewish Quarter
    • Klausen Synagogue - once intended by the Nazi's to become 'The Museum of an extinguished race'
    • Maisel Synagogue - built by an influential philanthropist and communal leader in the Jewish ghetto, Mordecai Meisel
    • Pinkas Synagogue - a truly moving memorial to the Czech Jewish victims of the Holocaust
    • Old-New Synagogue - a rare example of gothic architecture and the second oldest synagogue in this part of the world. This tour is offered in Czech (see different reward for tours in English).

    The entrance fee to all sites of the Jewish Museum is included.

    The tour is for one person, additional persons are welcome with payment of the entrance fee of 500CZK (250CZK with applicable discounts).

    Reward delivery: in over a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 67.30
    (CZK 1,700)

  • remaining 4 from 8
    Become a benefactor and have the name of your company or logo printed in the book acknowledgments

    In addition to my endless gratitude for your extremely generous contribution, you will receive 5 copies of the book.

    Your donation will be acknowledged in the book with your company/organization/municipality logo as a project patron.

    The book will be published in Czech.

    Books will be available for collection in Prague, Vinohrady. Hand delivery may be possible by arrangement. If delivery by post is required, I will contact you to discuss shipping options.
     
    Please see 'What are the delivery options' in the project details.

    Note: All rights are reserved to reject and return any pledge if the name or logo is deemed incompatible with the publication.

    Reward delivery: in half a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 593.82
    (CZK 15,000)

  • Sold out!!
    Private tour of Prague's Jewish Town (in Czech)

    This private 3-hour tour of the Jewish Museum is with a qualified licensed tour guide.

    On the tour you will see:
    • Old Jewish cemetery - one of the most fascinating sites of the Jewish Quarter
    • Spanish Synagogue - the recently restored jewel of the Jewish Quarter
    • Klausen Synagogue - once intended by the Nazi's to become 'The Museum of an extinguished race'
    • Maisel Synagogue - built by an influential philanthropist and communal leader in the Jewish ghetto, Mordecai Meisel
    • Pinkas Synagogue - a truly moving memorial to the Czech Jewish victims of the Holocaust
    • Old-New Synagogue - a rare example of gothic architecture and the second oldest synagogue in this part of the world.
    This tour is offered in Czech (see different reward for tours in English).

    The entrance fee to all sites of the Jewish Museum is included.

    The tour is for one person, additional persons are welcome with payment of the entrance fee of 500CZK (250CZK with applicable discounts).

    Reward delivery: in over a year after the Hithit project end

    EUR 67.30
    (CZK 1,700)

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