Hops and export business - Josef Aischmann

In the Müncher address book from 1900 there is an entry: Aischmann Josef, Hopfen- und Exportgeschäft, Ludwigstra;e 60 (T), Wohnung Pilotystra;e 7/3.Josef  Aischmann, born on September 2, 1852 in Mühlhausen (Thüringen) was married to Malwine, née Fürther, born on August 2, 1865 in München. The couple had two children - Justus, born December 14, 1886 in Nürnberg and Klarisse Claire Liliane, born October 29, 1890 in Nürnberg. The family moved from Nürnberg to Munich around 1900. Adolf Aischmann was a hop merchant and had an export business and in later years was still Argentine consul.Josef Aischmann died in Munich on September 30, 1923 at the age of 71. Malwine Aischmann, née Fürther, was deported to Theresienstadt on Transport II/5 on June 12, 1942, and from there to Treblinka on September 19, 1942. Of the 1979 people on the transport, which also included her sister, the painter Henriette Fürther, none survived the Shoah. Justus Aischmann studied law from 1906 to 1910 and took philosophy and law in the winter semester of 1911 in Zürich. He died in Munich on July 2, 1924. Klarisse Claire Liliane, married in first marriage to Heinrich Studer (1911- 1917) married in second marriage Ivan Goll (1921). In 1916 she emigrated to Switzerland as a pacifist in protest against the First World War, studied there at Geneva University and became involved in the peace movement. Here she also began to work as a journalist. In 1918 she made her debut as a writer with the poetry collection Mitwelt and the collection of stories Die Frauen erwachen. She wrote stories, novels and poems, some of which she wrote together with her husband. With the beginning of World War II, the couple went into exile in New York. In 1947 they returned to Paris. Claire Goll died on May 30, 1977. She is buried together with her husband, who died in 1950, in the Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris