Cassel's Restaurant and Pension - former branch Ostseebad Heringsdorf
Koscher Restaurant and Pension, founded in 1892, owner Leopold Peltesohn.
Publishing & Printing and Pension Pörutz
The siblings Siegmund and Margarete Pörutz ran a publishing house with a print shop and a boarding house with six beds in Heringsdorf.
On February 12, 1940, the siblings were deported to the Piaski Luterskie ghetto via Stettin and Lublin.
Magarete Pörutz, born on March 27, 1880 in Anklam, died there on August 16, 1940, Siemund Pörutz, born on April 18, 1874 in Anklam, died in the Piaski Luterskie ghetto on December 2, 1941.
Saulmann - Department store with cloth, manufactured and fashion goods
Saulmann - Kaufhaus für Textilien und Mode
Erich Saulmann was born on January 14, 1899 in Heringsdorf. He was married to Elisabeth Saulmann, née Reihs (* February 25, 1906 in Teplitz-Sch nau) and had three children with her (Ilse Rose Saulmann, * May 29, 1928 - Hilde Ruth Saulmann, * August 2, 1930 - Eva-Karla Saulmann, * March 6, 1936).
Erich Saulmann ran a department store for textiles and fashion in Heringsdorf. Boycott and expropriation were followed by the deportation of the Saulmann family on February 12, 1940
Halle (Saale)
The post-war Jewish community in Halle
At the time of the invasion by Soviet troops, only 49 Jews were still living in the city on the Saale and the surrounding area. Shoah survivors decided to return as early as the summer of 1945. Many of the "displaced persons" now arriving in Halle had survived the Nazi era in concentration camps, for example. While some were passing through, others were looking for a new home here in view of their destroyed homes.
Wood wholesaler, steam planer and sawmill factory - Anselm Heinrich Dülken & Co.
In the second half of the 19th century, the merchant Anselm Heinrich Dülken founded the company A.H. Dülken & Cie. in Deutz as a general partnership, with Joseph Dülken and Isidor Dülken as co-partners.After Anselm Heinrich Dülken left the business in 1886, Gottlob Graf became a new partner, and at the end of 1894 the general partnership was converted into a limited company with a share capital of 500,000 marks; Josef Dülken had died in the meantime.
David Ichenhäuser
Text of the card - Chemnitz, 5 Jan. 86 - L.E ! Today I have had no news from you; yesterday I received a card from Fanny, but I don't quite know how to make sense of it; if you hadn't written the address, I would be very embarrassed today. - It is too late to send a letter today; I hope you will receive my letter yesterday. In your possession. Tomorrow I want to go to L. - Herzl. Best wishes for you & and our loved ones from your David. - David Ichenhäuser was born in Fürth on September 24, 1854.
Grete Mosbacher, née Kohn
Dr. Ernst Mosbacher
Hardware store - Max Baer
The address book of the city of Karlsruhe from 1937 contains the following entry: Baer Max, Eisenwarenhandlung, Gartenstraöe 12. - In the fall of 1935, Max Baer, exporter of small ironware to France, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland and the French colonies, applied for a foreign passport. The Karlsruhe Chamber of Industry and Commerce approved the application with reference to Baer's monthly export earnings of 15,000 Reichsmarks and the fact that the French competition was trying to make it impossible for Baer to continue its business activities.
City walk Berlin East
Jewish in the GDR - A city walk through East Berlin as part of the school participation project for the exhibition "Another Country" (school year 2022/23)