In the Berlin Trade Register - Issue 61.1925 the following entry is found: Arndt, Dreifus & Co.  ( Bank ) 1920  KomG  Pers.haft. Ges  Wilhelm Sinasohn, Salomon Dreifus.  KP Sigismund Cohn.  KP Julius Alexander.  Krausenstraße 54/55.

In the Berlin address book 1923 the following information can be found: Danziger Gerhard, Dr. jur., Landgerichtsrat, W15, Schaperstraße 22. - Dr. Gerhard Danziger was Landgerichtsrat and since 1929 lawyer at the Kammergericht.allerdings befilte Him as well as all other Jewish lawyers by the law for the restoration of the professional civil service of April 7, 1933 a professional ban. On April 10, 1933, Dr. Gerhard Danziger applied for re-admission, which was granted due to his participation in the war in the years 1914 - 1918.

The foundation of the cloth and cut goods shop J.H. Holzinger in Fürth at Bahnhofplatz 11 goes back to 1835.

In the address book of the city of Chemnitz 1923, the following entries can be found: Stein Max, merchant, Reitbahnstr. 6 II Tel. 3036 - owner of the company Max Stein.- Stein Max,(Fa.) Strumpfwarenfabrikation und Handlung, Roßmarkt 2 HG, Tel.3036; - Owner Max Stein.

In the Berlin address book 1894, the following entry can be found in the alphabetical directory: Lewy Max, Kaufmann, W.(Wohnung) Kurfürstenstraße 166,  P (Parterre) F. (Firma) Kempner & Co.

The stumbling stones of Anne, Margot and Edith Frank:

Anne Frank was a German girl who emigrated to the Netherlands with her parents and sister Margot in 1934 to escape Nazi persecution, and fell victim to the Nazi Holocaust shortly before the end of the war. Her sister Margot Frank, who was three years older, was also a victim of the Holocaust, as was her mother Edith Frank.

The cemetery is located just outside the village on a slope in the forest. The site is about 500 m² large. The FH was founded in the 17th century and occupied until 1921. The cemetery has been used again and again, even in more recent times.