Dora Richter was originally believed to have died during the attack on the Institute. However, it was later found that she’d fled to Karlsbad—now the West Bohemia region of the Czech Republic—and become the owner of a small restaurant. In 1934, she was finally granted a legal name change by the president of Czechoslovakia. She owned her own home, remained unmarried, and eventually moved on to working as a lace maker from home. After 1939, there is no known record of her. The rest of her life is unknown.
