Barsinghausen - Jewish forest cemetery
Magnus Hirschfeld
Magnus Hirschfeld was born into a Jewish family of doctors in Kolberg on May 14, 1868. His Jewish origins had always been taboo for the later Social Democrat, who, like his father, also became a doctor. Even as a student, he had been interested in naturopathy and had visited Pastor Kneipp in Wörrishofen. When he opened his first practice in Magdeburg, his designation as a "doctor of naturopathy" turned the local medical profession into opponents. In May 1897, he opened a "Scientific-Humanitarian Committee" in Charlottenburg, Prussia, with the goal of decriminalizing homosexuality.
Cloth factory - Herz & Haymann
In the address book of the city of Aachen 1922 is the following entry: Herz & Haymann ( Jonas Haymann and Hugo Kaufmann ) Tuchfabrik, Kurbrunnenstr.10., Prokurist Jos. Peters.
.Jewish cemetery Most - Souš u Mostu
The presence of Jews in Brüx (Most) is documented since the 14th and 15th centuries. In the years 1453 to 1456 all Jews were expelled in dispute with the nobility and Brüxer Bürgern. In 1464 the bühmische king forbade - at the urging of the Brüxer Bürger - any Jüdische settlement in and around Brüx.
Export business - Georg Herz
In the list " Jüdische Gewerbetreibende, Ärzte und Rechtsanwälte in Nürnberg 1930 " the following entry is found under export businesses: Georg Herz, Siegfriedstraße 17.
Max Tockus
Bag factory - Leopold Löwenberg A.-G.
Tailor,Men's fashion store - Walter Steinberg
In the Bremen address book 1922/23 - residents directory is the following entry: Steinberg Walther, tailor, men's fashion goods store, Sögestr. 3/5 u. U. L. Fr. Kirchhof 25a, F R 490 Inh. Walther Steinberg, Wall 148.
Graphic art institutions - Max Breslauer
Migdal Frankfurt - Kosher store
The small kosher supermarket "Migdal" opened in January 2017 on the first floor of a residential building in Frankfurt's Ostend district. Moscow-born André Moev and Zohar Rapaport sell food from different regions here, including wine, meat, and fresh fruits and vegetables. The store is visited by many community members, but also by the non-Jewish neighborhood.
Opening hours:
Mo - Thu 8:30 am - 8:30 pm
Fri 8:30 am - 2:00 pm