Lieber Izig Blechert

Lieber Izig Blechert was a human being and the father of Hermann Blechert. After the death of his wife, the widower and his son from Jassinja or Kőrösmező (then Austria-Hungary) came to Berlin in Scheunenviertel between 1906 and 1907. He found a job as a cashier in the Baron installment shop at Augustraße 44 and lived at Lothringer Straße 44 with Frau Lorbeer, who was a platter. Der Knabenmord. in: Berliner Volkszeitung from April 13th, 1908 His son visited him there on Monday, April 6th, 1908 and received 75 pfennigs for medical treatment. It was the last time that Blechert should see Hermann alive. Four days later he identified the dismembered body and was heard as a witness in June during the trial of August Heider.
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