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Bamberger represented the electoral district of Bingen-Alzey and married Anna Belmont, a relative of the famous banker August Belmont, who had emigrated to the United States.
On 27 September 1942, Rosa Bamberger was deported from Darmstadt to Theresienstadt Ghetto; she died there, age 75, on 03 May 1943. On 30 September 1942, Ludwig was deported from Darmstadt to the killing centre at Treblinka in occupied Poland.
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Ludwig Bamberger: one of Deutsche Bank’s trailblazers From condemned-to-death revolutionary to highly respected banker, currency expert and leading liberal politician in the fledgling German Empire: the life journey of Ludwig Bamberger (1823-1899) is eventful and impressive in equal measure.
Helena Bamberger was the daughter of Rudolf Bamberger (born 4 February 1821 in Mainz; died 7 June 1900) and his Kreuznach-born wife Bertha Bamberger (born 3 December 1827; died 23 September 1915), née Seligmann. She was a niece of the banker and politician Ludwig Bamberger.
Kaiser [Emperor] Wilhelm I had died on March 9 and was succeeded by his son, who took the title Kaiser Friedrich III. Bamberger was one of the new monarch’s close advisers, and he shared the hope of other left-liberals that Friedrich’s reign would introduce liberal reforms and democratization.
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Ludwig Bamberger (born July 22, 1823, Mainz, Hesse [Germany]—died March 14, 1899, Berlin) was an economist and publicist, a leading authority on currency problems in Germany. Originally a radical, he became a moderate liberal in Bismarck’s Germany.
