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{{Character box |
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| name = |
| name = Ruth Meisner |
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| sortname = Meisner, Ruth |
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| image = |
| image = Hana's grandmother.JPG |
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| portrayer = |
| portrayer = |
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| debut = [[Wireless, Part 1]] |
| debut = [[Wireless, Part 1]] |
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| power(s) = None |
| power(s) = None |
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| formal name = |
| formal name = Ruth Blumenthal ''née'' Meisner |
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| alias = <!-- Pseudonyms and special monikers, not nicknames. --> |
| alias = <!-- Pseudonyms and special monikers, not nicknames. --> |
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| gender = Female |
| gender = Female |
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| age = |
| age = 68 |
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| born= 1921 |
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| died = July 6th 1989 |
| died = July 6th 1989 |
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| home = [[Germany]], [[Israel]] |
| home = [[Germany]], [[Israel]] |
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| occupation = |
| occupation = Former Anti-Nazi resistance fighter<br> Former dancer |
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| significant other = |
| significant other = Zivi Blumenthal (husband)<br> formerly [[Rooijker]] |
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| parent(s)/guardian(s) = |
| parent(s)/guardian(s) = |
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| sibling(s) = |
| sibling(s) = |
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| child(ren) = [[Richard Drucker|David Rooijker]]<br> [[Zahava Gitelman]] |
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| child(ren) = |
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| grandchild(ren) = [[Hana Gitleman]] |
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'''Ruth Meisner''' was the mother of [[Richard Drucker|David Rooijker]] and [[Zahava Gitelman]], and grandmother of [[Hana Gitelman]]. Having served as a freedom fighter against the [[wikipedia:Nazism|Nazi]] regime in [[World War II]], and later suffered imprisonment in their death [[Auschwitz|camps]] (though survived), Ruth left a strong legacy for both her daughter and granddaughter. |
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'''Hana's grandmother''' is a member of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazism Nazi] resistance. She left a strong legacy for [[Zahava|her daughter]] and [[Hana|granddaughter]]. |
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==Character History== |
==Character History== |
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Hana's ''tanta'' (grandmother) fights the Nazis; the resistance uses smoke to communicate and coordinate attacks. She fights a losing battle, until she is finally interred in [[Auschwitz]]. |
Hana's ''tanta'' (grandmother) fights the Nazis; the resistance uses smoke to communicate and coordinate attacks. She fights a losing battle, until she is finally interred in [[Auschwitz]]. |
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In [[Timeline#1989|1989]], in Jerusalem, [[Israel]], [[Hana]], [[Zahava]], and Hana's grandmother board a bus. The vehicle careens off the road in a [[suicide]] attack, and the two older women are killed, leaving [[Hana]] to survive in the hospital. |
In [[Timeline:Pre-eclipse#1989|1989]], in Jerusalem, [[Israel]], [[Hana]], [[Zahava]], and Hana's grandmother board a bus. The vehicle careens off the road in a [[suicide]] attack, and the two older women are killed, leaving [[Hana]] to survive in the hospital. |
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===[[Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 3]]=== |
===[[Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 3]]=== |
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In [[Timeline#1944|1944]], Hana's grandmother is brought into custody by the Nazis. When she feels threatened by one of her captors, she kicks him in his jaw. |
In [[Timeline:Pre-eclipse#1944|1944]], Hana's grandmother is brought into custody by the Nazis. When she feels threatened by one of her captors, she kicks him in his jaw. |
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===[[Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 4]]=== |
===[[Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 4]]=== |
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Thinking of her grandmother in [[World War II]], Hana considers her pride. |
Thinking of her grandmother in [[World War II]], [[Hana]] considers her pride. |
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==[[Heroes Evolutions]]== |
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According to the [[Gitelman|Gitelman family tree]] found by [[Micah]] in the [[Linderman's archives|archives]] of [[corinthianlasvegas.com]], Ruth had a relationship with an unknown Dutch freedom fighter, possibly named [[Rooijker]]. They had a son born in [[1943]], possibly named David. |
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A Global News Interactive [http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=190838 video] posted on [[Hana's website]] reports that Ruth was once a dancer. The report also claims that in [[1943]] during [[World War II]], Ruth gave birth to a son named David, fathered by Rooijker. David grew up and later became known as [[Richard Drucker]]. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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* While in [[Auschwitz]], Hana's grandmother receives a [[wikipedia:Identification in Nazi camps#Numbers|tattoo]] on her right wrist. The number sequence begins "359". |
* While in [[Auschwitz]], Hana's grandmother receives a [[wikipedia:Identification in Nazi camps#Numbers|tattoo]] on her right wrist. The number sequence begins "359". |
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* It is unknown whether or not Hana's grandmother is [[Zahava]]'s mother or mother-in-law. |
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* When speaking of her grandmother, [[Hana]] sometimes refers to her as "Tanta". On her [http://www.myspace.com/samantha48616e61 MySpace page], Hana calls her "Bubbe". |
* When speaking of her grandmother, [[Hana]] sometimes refers to her as "Tanta". On her [http://www.myspace.com/samantha48616e61 MySpace page], Hana calls her "Bubbe". |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Image:Ruth Gitelman.jpg|As a child, Ruth was a student of ballet. |
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Image:Hana's grandmother fighting.JPG|[[Hana]]'s grandmother fights for the resistance against the Nazis. |
Image:Hana's grandmother fighting.JPG|[[Hana]]'s grandmother fights for the resistance against the Nazis. |
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Image:Kick-ass grandma.JPG|Hana remembers that her grandmother had conviction ... and strong legs. |
Image:Kick-ass grandma.JPG|Hana remembers that her grandmother had conviction ... and strong legs. |
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</gallery> |
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Latest revision as of 17:47, 27 July 2015
| Ruth Meisner | |
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| First appearance | Wireless, Part 1 |
| In-story stats | |
| Known ability | None |
| Formal name | Ruth Blumenthal née Meisner |
| Gender | |
| Age | 68 |
| Date of birth | 1921 |
| Date of death | July 6th 1989 |
| Home | Germany, Israel |
| Occupation | Former Anti-Nazi resistance fighter Former dancer |
| Significant other | Zivi Blumenthal (husband) formerly Rooijker |
| Child | David Rooijker Zahava Gitelman |
| Grandchild | Hana Gitleman |
Ruth Meisner was the mother of David Rooijker and Zahava Gitelman, and grandmother of Hana Gitelman. Having served as a freedom fighter against the Nazi regime in World War II, and later suffered imprisonment in their death camps (though survived), Ruth left a strong legacy for both her daughter and granddaughter.
Character History
Hana's tanta (grandmother) fights the Nazis; the resistance uses smoke to communicate and coordinate attacks. She fights a losing battle, until she is finally interred in Auschwitz.
In 1989, in Jerusalem, Israel, Hana, Zahava, and Hana's grandmother board a bus. The vehicle careens off the road in a suicide attack, and the two older women are killed, leaving Hana to survive in the hospital.
In 1944, Hana's grandmother is brought into custody by the Nazis. When she feels threatened by one of her captors, she kicks him in his jaw.
Thinking of her grandmother in World War II, Hana considers her pride.
According to the Gitelman family tree found by Micah in the archives of corinthianlasvegas.com, Ruth had a relationship with an unknown Dutch freedom fighter, possibly named Rooijker. They had a son born in 1943, possibly named David.
A Global News Interactive video posted on Hana's website reports that Ruth was once a dancer. The report also claims that in 1943 during World War II, Ruth gave birth to a son named David, fathered by Rooijker. David grew up and later became known as Richard Drucker.
Notes
- While in Auschwitz, Hana's grandmother receives a tattoo on her right wrist. The number sequence begins "359".
- When speaking of her grandmother, Hana sometimes refers to her as "Tanta". On her MySpace page, Hana calls her "Bubbe".
Gallery
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As a child, Ruth was a student of ballet. -
Hana's grandmother fights for the resistance against the Nazis. -
Hana remembers that her grandmother had conviction ... and strong legs. -
Head shaved, she was placed in a concentration camp at Auschwitz. -
The day Hana's grandmother died, she boarded a bus destined for a suicide attack.
