Marie Rosenthal

She was the wife of the Austrian zoologist Berthold Hatschek (1854–1941) and the sister of the pianist Moriz Rosenthal. The Hatschek home was looted and destroyed in 1938 by Nazis, and most of the family's possessions were destroyed, including many of Marie's paintings. The Hatschek daughters were able to escape to America in 1939, taking Marie's surviving work with them, but neither Marie nor Berthold Hatschek were able to leave Europe. Hatschek-Rosenthal died in 1942 in the Banjica concentration camp in what is now Belgrade, Serbia.

• Name — Marie Olga Rosenthal • Born — 28 March 1869 • Birthplace — Lviv, Austrian Empire • Died — 1942 • Place of death — Banjica concentration camp, Serbia • Education — Academy of Fine Arts Vienna • Spouse — Berthold Hatschek • Children — 2 • Relatives — Moriz Rosenthal (brother)

• Illustration — Archduchess Maria Josepha, Mother of Emperor Charles I of Austria, 1900 • Illustration — Berthold Hatschek, before 1913 • Illustration — Ernst Haeckel, 1911/1915 • Illustration — Gusti und Anni, c. 1902

The authorities additionally record the headings Marie Rosenthal-Hatschek and Marie Hatschek-Rosenthal. Her recorded language was German. Her recorded confession was Judaism. She married Berthold Hatschek. Other recorded relations include Wilhelm Dessauer.