Auschwitz Memorial

10 June 1881 | Polish Jew Teodor Ryder was born in a village of Piotrków. Conductor & pianist. He sturied at the Darmstad Conservatory. Conductor of the Lodz Symphony Orchestra.

In 1944 he was deported from Litzmanndstadt ghetto to #Auschwitz & murdered.
https://holocaustmusic.ort.org/places/ghettos/lodz/ryderteodor/

Teodor Ryder

Conductor and pianist Teodor Ryder (1881-1944) was deportated to the Łódź ghetto in 1940. He continued to perform and organise even after the death of his wife and gave his final concert in the summer of 1943.

Jun 10, 2023 at 1:01pmWeb
Show threadcreeJun 10, 2023
@auschwitzmuseum Nie wieder Faschismus!
Show threadthe roamerJun 10, 2023

@auschwitzmuseum

Your biographical posts are important. Often it is a young life that is cut short by the murderers, barely started, never given a chance. Sometimes the murderers break a life rich in achievement. Here with Teodor Ryder, we are fortunate to see his record as an accomplished conductor and a source of community spirit and moral resistance in the Ghetto.

Teodor Ryder, we remember you.

Teodor's wife Ida died when they were still in the Ghetto.

Ida Ryder, we remember you.

#Shoah

Show threadhugJun 10, 2023
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Show threadsgontarskiJun 10, 2023
@auschwitzmuseum Never forget!
Show threadChristopher NoyesJun 11, 2023
@auschwitzmuseum a real tragedy
Show threadFritz Bauer♟️⚜️  Jun 11, 2023

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RIP Teodor 🕯⚘️
Zichrono livracha

#neverforget
#neverforgive

He studied here in #darmstadt in his early career, but I definitely know there is no street named after him and I believe also no memorial plaque anywhere. I will contact the Jewish Community here http://jg-darmstadt.de/ to see what can be done.

#auschwitz

Jüdische Gemeinde Darmstadt