Category:Alfred Ernst Schwerin

Dr. Alfred Ernst Schwerin, M.D. (1846-1920) was a German Jewish physician. The Jewish Museum Berlin writes: "Ernst Schwerin completed a medical degree and married Jeanette Abarbanell, the daughter of a physician. He and his wife participated in the founding of the German Society for Ethical Culture, and for many years he was on the board of the Berlin Craftsmen's Association, his father-in-law having been one of the founding fathers. In the following years, Jeanette Schwerin became an initiator and promoter of various welfare associations and contributed significantly to the professionalization of social welfare. In her year of death she founded the Central Newspaper of the Federation of German Women's Associations. Among her notable students was Alice Salomon. Little is known about the couple's only son Moritz Eduard Schwerin. He married the non-Jew Luise Schröder, with whom he had three children. He died in Belgium as a corporal in the German Army in November 1914. Nothing is known about the further history of his family."

Alfred Ernst Schwerin 

(1846-1920) German Jewish physician
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Date of birth	14 November 1846 Altlandsberg Alfred Ernst Schwerin
Date of death	6 August 1920 Berlin
Place of burial	unknown value
Country of citizenship	Kingdom of Prussia
Educated at	Frederick William University Berlin
Occupation	physician
Father	Moritz Schwerin
Mother	Julie Hulda Schottländer
Sibling	Oscar Paul Schwerin
Child	Eduard Moritz Schwerin
Spouse	Jeanette Schwerin
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