Personal Information
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Name
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Gender | ♀️ Female | |
Died | 21-05-1941 | Manchester |
Person ID | 13594 | |
Last Modified | 2023-02-09 14:18:44 |
Parents ( 1 )
Father
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Ludwig Elias Quittner | |
Mother | Leopoldine Quittner-Mahler | |
Siblings |
♂️ Heinrich Quittner
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Family ID | 25402 | |
Last Modified | 2022-01-20 18:30:31 |
Spouses ( 1 )
Spouse
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Alexander Czeczowitzka | |
Children |
♂️ Heinz Gustav Hines
♂️ Rudolf Alexander Herbert |
Events
📍 Manchester
Additional Information
Additional Info
Anna Czeczowitzka-Quittner (1885-1941).
In the Austrian address book of 1938, Anna Czeczowitzka-Quittner (1885-1941) is listed as a widow living at Porzellangasse 19, Vienna’s district 9. Leading up to, and after the Anschluss in March 1938, the Czeczowitzka family were being harassed by the security services, and threatened with detention. Her son Rudolf Czeczowitzka initiated a plan to escape Vienna and after a number of options concluded that England was the preferred choice. During this period, Rudolf was arrested and a vehicle he was driving was confiscated. He was taken to Dachau KZ where he was forced to sign a falsified declaration. The vehicle was seized without compensation and only his temporary release. The decision to flee Vienna accelerated. All manner of form filling was necessary with the so-called ‘Vermögensanmeldung’. In 1938 all Jews in Austria had to make a detailed declaration of their assests as far as they amounted up to more than 5.000 RM. In the Austrian State Archive the number of her ‘Vermögensanmeldung’ is noted as AZ 23151. Anna Czeczowitzka-Quittner (1885-1941). After much anguish, Anna and the boys’ eventually made the break. The flight to England was successful and the family settled in Manchester, residing at 11, Queens Drive, Prestwich, Lancs. Shortly after the beginning of their new life, Anna became ill with bronchial problems and sadly died of chronic lung failure on 21 May 1941. Sometime after the war but before 1950, and in order to be ‘more British’, the sons changed their names: Rudolf used his middle name as his surname and adopted his father’s Christian name to become Rudolf Alexander Herbert. Heinz changed his Christian name to a phonetic English spelling to form Henry Hines. Note 2022: Anna Czeczowitzka is a niece of Gustav Mahler and the great grandmother of Julian Lowrie (Mahler Foundation). Correct address is Wien IX/I Porzellangasse 19. |