Family Card - Person Sheet
NameViktor Grödel 
Birth28 Jan 1900, Vienna, Austria
Deathabt 8 Apr 1981
FatherDr. Albert Freiherr Groedel von Gyulafalva und Bogdán (1868-~1944)
MotherGisela Katharina Juliette Pollack von Parnegg (1873-)
Notes for Viktor Grödel
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Groedel, Anna 28.04.1897 A
Groedel, Christine Baronin 17.01.1905 A
Groedel, Hans Baron 27.06.1902 A
Groedel, Viktor 28.01.1900 A
and burial data courtesy of www.friedhoefewien.at
Titel
Vorname: Viktor
Nachname: Groedel
Künstlername
Geburtsdatum
Lebensalter: 81
Sterbedatum
Bestattungsdatum: 08.04.1981
Friedhof: Südwest
Gruppe: 68
Reihe: 1
Nummer: 73
Grabnutzungsrecht bis: 30.01.2001
Weiters in diesem Grab bestattet
Name Geburtsdatum Lebensalter
Groedl Adela 16.09.1902 88
N.B. ref. to first wife of Victor Groedel's ...above & cf.
pse/6/groedel
http://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/pse-groedel.htm
"Baron Hermann died in 1930 and much of the land was sold off in 1944. However, Baron Albert Groedel's sons, Victor and Hans, and their wives, Anna Dolezal and Marie-Christine Von Callenberg respectively, appear to have had theirpersonal holding confiscated by the Nazis. After the war, the majority of the family moved to Vienna where they lived out their lives. Only a few remained in Budapest."
Groedel, Anna 28.04.1897 A
Groedel, Christine Baronin 17.01.1905 A
Groedel, Hans Baron 27.06.1902 A
Groedel, Viktor 28.01.1900 A
and burial data courtesy of www.friedhoefewien.at
Titel
Vorname: Viktor
Nachname: Groedel
Künstlername
Geburtsdatum
Lebensalter: 81
Sterbedatum
Bestattungsdatum: 08.04.1981
Friedhof: Südwest
Gruppe: 68
Reihe: 1
Nummer: 73
Grabnutzungsrecht bis: 30.01.2001
Weiters in diesem Grab bestattet
Name Geburtsdatum Lebensalter
Groedl Adela 16.09.1902 88
N.B. ref. to first wife of Victor Groedel's ...above & cf.
pse/6/groedel
http://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/pse-groedel.htm
"Baron Hermann died in 1930 and much of the land was sold off in 1944. However, Baron Albert Groedel's sons, Victor and Hans, and their wives, Anna Dolezal and Marie-Christine Von Callenberg respectively, appear to have had theirpersonal holding confiscated by the Nazis. After the war, the majority of the family moved to Vienna where they lived out their lives. Only a few remained in Budapest."