Richard Bär

State:

Surviving

Gender:

male

Maiden name:

Not known

So called:

Alias:

Date of birth:

10. November 1896

Birthplace:

Wissen, Altenkirchen

Residence:

Not known

Place of persecution:

Not known

Date of death:

11. April 1965

Deceased in:

New York, NY

LEA file number:

Spouse:

Margarete Herz (Bär)

Date and place of marriage:

Not known

Mother:

Not known

Father:

Not known

Siblings:

Not known

Children:

2 more*

*Hidden due to legal regulations

Vita

(HA) Spezialarzt, Doktor der Medizin
wh. Offenbach am Main, Waldstr. 1
(Mk Ehefrau) verh.s. 10.11.1927 Saarbr. StAmt I Nº 545
(RS) DR. RICHARD BAER
NEW YORK (UPI) -- Dr. Richard Baer, 68, who helped curb a typhus epidemic in a concentration camp in France in 1940, died yesterday of a heart ailment. Dr. Baer, an ear, nose and throat specialist, diagnosed cases of typhus among inmates of the camp and escaped to have his diagnosis confirmed by a laboratory. Born in Wissen, Germany, Dr. Baer was educated at the University of Frankfurt. He was sent to the concentration camp as a German national even though he had been forced to flee Germany as a Jew. He started practicing medicine here in 1946 and became associated with the Jewish Memorial Hospital.

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