# Carola Liebhold geb. Heidelberger

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The Frankfurt memorial named Carola Liebhold geb. Heidelberger marks a Stolperstein at Palmstraße 5.

Carola Liebhold was born in Mannheim in 1887.

She belonged to the liberal part of Frankfurt’s Jewish community with her husband, Wilhelm Liebhold.

Their son Hans Moritz was born in Frankfurt in 1911.

The family lived on the third floor of Palmstraße 5 before Carola moved elsewhere in Frankfurt.

Carola became widowed in Frankfurt when Wilhelm Liebhold died in 1939.

She later moved to Schwindstraße 3 and Beethovenstraße 40, where forced relocation placed her among Jewish residents.

She held a visa for Cuba in 1942.

An emigration ban prevented her journey after deportations began, while Hans Moritz had emigrated to the United States in 1936.

The stone keeps her name in Frankfurt.

This history spot is recorded as wheelchair accessible.

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