Men's and boys' clothing store - Lazarus Spielmann

In the address book München 1922 is the following entry: Spielmann Lazarus, merchant, Mühlbaurstr.1/2.- men's and boys' clothing store, Klenzestr.33 - branch Neuhauser Str.1Lazarus Spielmann was born on July 18, 1861 in Rzeszow / Galicia. On January 29, 1888 he married Frieda (Freide) Kurzmantel, who was born on December 7, 1866 in Glogow. In August 1886 the couple moved from Breslau to München.The couple had 6 children, all born in München,- Ernestine,b.2.December 1890,- Josephine/Pesel Pepi,b.2 June 1892,- Hermann Nathan,b.28 June 1893,- Siegfried,b.5 August 1894,- Bertha,b.20.September1896,- Else Natalie,b.3Initially still the operator of a shop in Corneliusstraße 18, Lazarus Spielmann was from 1895 the owner of a men's and boys' clothing shop - in 1896 still in Dachauerstraße 4, in 1900 already a 2nd shop in Gärtnerstraße 2 was entered in the address book. In 1924, the following entry was made: L: Spielmann GmbH at Klenzestraße 30 and a branch store at Neuhauser Straße 1/0 and 1.In 1930 and 1933 the address of L. Spielmann GmbH was Reichenbachstra;e 11/0 and in 1936 Sendlinger Stra;e 75/0.The last manager of L. Spielmann GmbH was Sally Goldschmidt,husband of Bertha.Lazarus Spielmann was also house manager of the prayer associations Linath Hazedek and Agudas Achim Reichenbach Synagogue.Lazarus Spielmann died on November 10, 1936 in Munich. His wife Frieda died on August 28, 1929. The sons Hermann and Siegfried Spielmann, who ran a men's and boys' clothing store (Elko) at Neuhauser Stra&szlig 1 and Färbergraben 35, emigrated to Buenos Aires in Argentina. Else, married to Max Herzfeld and moved to Berlin, also managed to emigrate. Ernestine, married to Max Levinger, died in Munich on December 29, 1919. Josephine Spielmann was deported to Kaunas on 20 November 1942 and murdered