Mechanical worsted weaving mill Gebrüder Berglas GmbH

In 1932, the brothers Alexander, Alfred and Max Berglas founded the Berglas Mechanische Webereien AG in Berlin. In 1934, the company moved to Papiermühlenweg 14 in Greiz and Alexander Berglas became the managing director (still residing in Berlin). In addition to the Papiermühlenweg 14 property, the Berglas brothers also owned the Papiermühlenweg 16 (18a before 1934) and 20 properties. In 1938, Alexander Berglas was recalled and the Greizer Kammgarn weaving mill was deleted from the commercial register. From then on it was called "Gebrüder Berglas Mechanische Weberei AG, Werk Greiz". In 1938, the Berglas brothers fled from Berlin to England and the United States. In 1941 - after the Aryanization - all plants of Gebrüder Berglas were renamed "Tex Mechanische Weberei AG".