The address book of the city of Munich from 1875 contains the following entry: Cohen Ludwig, merchant, Weinstraße 14  -  Ludwig Cohen was born on September 1 in Wallerstein. His parents were Aron Benjamin Cohen, born on January 13, 1797 in Wallerstein, and Therese Bauer, born on September 13, 1802 in Hainsfarth. The family tree of the Cohen family goes back to Lublin in 1610 to Rabbi Nachman Hacohen Lifshitz Rappaport. Ludwig was the second-born and had 8 siblings. On August 20, 1851, Ludwig Cohen married Klara Pflaum, who was born in Pflaumloch on November 8, 1831.

The Teichner family consisted of the following people: Father: Leopold Teichner, merchant (1871-), mother: Marta née Lissmann (1870-), Hans (1908-1957) Helmut (1911-2001), Alice and Katharina (1906-). Marta Teichmann was a sister-in-law of Mrs. Hirsch (also née Lissmann) and the mother of the actress Lilli Palmer. This meant that the children Hans, Helmut, Alice and Katharina were cousins of this actress.

The following entry can be found in the register of residents of Dresden and suburbs for the year 1922/23: Seliksohn Erich, Inh. e. Rohtabakgroßhandlung, Crausshaarstr.17.In the Saxony Archive, the following entry can be found in fonds 11045 Amtsgericht Dresden, 1362 - dating 1924 - 1937 - commercial register (volume 120; sheets 18809 - 18980) under no. 18908: " Tagmak " Cigaretten - und Tabakfabrik Erich Selikson.

Text of the card: - Dear Leopold. - I received your lovely card and hope that you are doing well in Homburg, I am not going to the baths this year. Thank God my Clara is quite well. Greetings to you - your ...... Brother Salomon  -  Best regards from your sister Rosa. - Leopold Reichenberger was born in Ichenhausen in February 1846. His parents were Abraham Reichenberger, born around 1799 in Markt Berolzheim, and Jette Gerstle, born on April 8, 1809 in Ichenhausen.

In the address book (guide) for the royal Württemberg district capital and fortress of Ulm and the royal Bavarian town of Neu-Ulm from 1868, the following entry can be found: Dreyfuß Kosmann und Max, merchants, bei der obern Stube A199. The address book of the city of Ulm from 1894 contains the following entry: Stubengasse. From the Langestraße to the southern Münsterplatz. - 1. (A199) - Dreyfus, Kosman, merchant.1. i. Company:  Mayer Dreifus Söhne. p.u.1.  -  Dreyfus, Max, merchant, p.u.2.  -  Dreyfus, Martin, authorized signatory 1.

Julius Strassburger was born on March 29, 1896 in Leutershausen. His parents were Max Strassburger and his wife Frieda, née Oppenheimer. On October 5, 1930, he married Selma Manie, who was born on September 23, 1904 in Geinsheim. The couple had two sons - Manfred Strassburger, born in 1932, and Hans Siegfried Strassburger, born in 1934.Julius Strassburger worked as a leather buyer.  From November 1, 1930 to September 1, 1932, the family lived at Nächstenbacherweg 8. From September 1, 1932 until their emigration on June 27, 1936, the family lived at Hildastr. 6.

The Berlin address book - 1933 edition contains the following entry - Louis Marx & Co. - SW 68,  Eisenwaren, Alexandrinenstr. 11 T.

The Jüdische Friedhof Lüneburg in the town of Lüneburg in the Lower Saxony district of Lüneburg is a protected cultural monument.

There are 14 gravestones in the 2082 m large Jewish cemetery, which is located at Am Neuen Felde 10 . These were used in the construction of a makeshift home for the RAD built during the Nazi era and turned up under the foundations when the home was demolished in 1967.