Ignatz WaghalterComposer · Conductor · 1881–1949

Family · Violinist · 1885–1940

Władysław Waghalter

Ignatz's brother and a noted violinist. Died on October 20, 1940, hours after a summons to Gestapo headquarters in Berlin.

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Photographs & memorials

Władysław Waghalter, violin virtuoso · Wikimedia Commons, public domain
Memorial panel for Władysław Waghalter, Bismarckstraße 34, Berlin-Charlottenburg · Photo: OTFW, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
Stolperstein, Brandenburgische Straße 43, Berlin-Wilmersdorf: “Here lived Wladyslaw Waghalter, b. 1885, summoned to the Gestapo, died 20.10.1940, heart attack” · Photo: OTFW, CC BY-SA 3.0
Stolperstein for his wife at the same address: “Johanna Waghalter, née Neumanovics, b. 1883, deported 29.1.1943, murdered in Auschwitz” · Photo: OTFW, CC BY-SA 3.0
Stolperstein for their daughter at the same address: “Ruth Müller, née Waghalter, b. 1914, deported 29.1.1943, murdered in Auschwitz” · Photo: OTFW, CC BY-SA 3.0