Trauma of Troubles must not be forgotten, says relative of IRA victimJonathan McCambridge, PAThe granddaughter of a German businessman who was killed by the IRA 50 years ago has said that the trauma caused to families during the Troubles must never be forgotten. Mr Niedermayer, the manager of the Grundig factory in Belfast and the West German honorary consul for Northern Ireland, was kidnapped by the provisional IRA on December 27th, 1973. Four of his family members, including his widow Ingeborg, his daughters Renate and Gabrielle, and his son-in-law Robin, took their own lives in the years following his death. She told the PA news agency that the reflection event would remember all the members of her family who lost their lives. “Cruelly his life was stolen away by those intent on keeping Northern Ireland on its knees, and of keeping our people separated.