Pharmacy Günther Friedländer

From 1930-1933, Günther Friedländer ran the Kronen pharmacy on Bismarckstrasse in Görlitz. Born in Königshütte, Silesia, he had lived in Görlitz for three years. The family-run business – Friedländer had taken over the pharmacy from his aunt – ended in 1933 jäh with the boycotts against Jüdische Händler. Friedl sold the pharmacy and turned his back on Germany. In Israel, he founded the pharmaceutical company Teva, which later became the largest pharmaceutical manufacturer in Israel.