Studio portrait of the six daughters of Solomon and Emilie Kohnberger: (l-r) Laura, Irene, Johanna, Melanie, Hermine and Martha.

Laura (1878-1917) died during a flu epidemic. She married Sigmund Stiassny and had two children, Lisbeth (Gersuny) (1900-1986) and Walter (1902-1912) who died of a ruptured appendix.Irene was killed by the Nazis. She married Conrad Tiring and had two daughters, Paula (Reiner) who was also killed by the Nazis and Gertrud (Schwarzmann) who emigrated to the United States.Johanna committed suicide in Vienna after the Anschluss. She married Carl Mislap and had two sons, Paul who was killed in Auschwitz and Otto who survived in Prague in a "mixed marriage" and died in South Africa in 1988.Melanie was last heard from in Vienna in February of 1941 and presumed killed. She married Jacob Herrmann and had four children, Lili (Goldschmid), 1891-1972) who died in Australia, Fritz (1892-1916) killed in World War I, Hilde (Kramer), 1896-1926, died of tuberculosis, and Hedy (Mautner), 1902-1976 who died in the United States.Hermine was killed by the Nazis. She married Ernst Schueller. Her daughter Dora was also killed by the Nazis, Dora's son lives in Chile. Hermine's daughter Helene (Popper) had no children and died in Israel in 1985, her son Alfred has two daughters and lives in Israel.Martha married Carl Pollak and had no children. She was ransomed from Terezin in February of 1945 and died in Switzerland after the war.Digital Imag