Linen factory Müller & Sussmann

The company Müller & Sussmann specialized in men's and women's shirts, cuffs and especially shirt collars. Müller & Sussmann employed up to 500 people in production, distribution and sales and was represented in all major department stores.1911 Abraham Albert Müller's sons Alfred Martin and Paul joined the company as partners and took over the business in 1921.The fiftieth anniversary of the company was also welcomed by the Mayor of Berlin Gustav Böß and other representatives of the city. The company was organized in the Association of German Men's Underwear Manufacturers, in whose arbitration committee Alfred Müller was heavily involved, who by this time was already the sole owner of the company because his brother Paul had left. In 1933, Müller & Sussmann was affected by the boycott of Jewish businesses, experienced great difficulties in the supply of raw materials and was expropriated and dissolved from 1937.