The Hamburg address book from 1932 contains the following entry: Königstraße 51 - Tettenbornhaus - Sally Trauberman, Export. - According to a certificate of no objection for emigrants from the tax office Altstadt, Hamburg, Rödingsmarkt 83 dated October 24, 1936, the merchant, exporter Sally Traubermann has emigrated to London since November 1, 1935. Tax returns do not exist - Reichsfluchtsteuer free - There are no tax objections to the dispatch of the entire household to England/London. - According to a letter to the President of the State Tax Office by the legal advisors Dr.

The Hamburg address book from 1923 contains the following entry: Wollheim Gebrüder, HR, Ex- u. Import, BCto: Deutsche B. Fil. Hbg.,Bxt: zw. Pf 23a u. 24a.,Deichstr.29, Inh: Ernst H. Wollheim u. Curt Wollheim, both Altrahlstedt. - In a table of the Jüdischen cemetery Altona is under the Nr.80 the entry - Salomon Elisa, geb. Wollheim, geb. am 8.5.1844, Loogestieg 11 bei Friedheim.

In the address book of the city of Berlin of 1905 the following entry is found: S. Gottlieb, manufactory goods and ready-made clothing, C54, Rosenthaler Straße 54 I, (Tel. III 304) owners Leo Abraham u. Siegmund Landau.

Moritz Lustig originally came from Vienna. On July 11, 1903, he married Malvine, née Krieger, also from Vienna, in Köpenick. The couple had three children - Walter, born on. October 31, 1903 -  Erich was born in 1906 and his sister Helene in 1914. Moritz Lustig was a bookbinder by profession.