Albert Katzenellenbogen

1863–1942 (age 79)

Biography

Albert Katzenellenbogen was a German lawyer whose legal career developed during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He practiced law during a period of significant legal and social transformation in Germany, contributing to the legal profession through his professional expertise and service.

Katzenellenbogen's life extended from 1863 to 1942, spanning nearly eight decades of German history. He was interred at Frankfurt Main Cemetery, a final resting place reflecting his long engagement with Frankfurt's professional and civic life.

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