Therese Giehse
This digital biography about Therese Giehse was created as part of a P-seminar at the Theresia Gerhardinger Gymnasium am Anger in 2022 in Munich, with the kind support of the Monacensia in the Hildebrandhaus. Thanks to the support of the Münchner Kammerspiele and the Jüdisches Museum München, we, the participants of the P-Seminar, were able to deal intensively with Therese Giehse's life and work.
The Jewish cemetery Raesfeld
The Jews of Raesfeld had initially a cemetery sädlichlich of the castle. He is no longer preserved.
From 1860, the cemetery was inaugurated in the Brook at the Pölleken. Today there are still 7 gravestones here. He is hidden in a forest stück nördlich of the place. The cemetery can be reached by a country lane. It is secured by a gate and a wire mesh fence.
Smoked meat restaurant - Winea
Kosher Selchwarenfabrik and Fleisch Verschleiss Gesellschaft m.b.H.
In the address book of the city of Vienna 1916 in the section " Prozokollierte companies " is the following entry: Kosher Selchwarenfabrik und Fleisch-Verschlei; Gesellschaft m.b.H., II. Im Werd 1. - Factory XX. Klosterneuburger Str. 60., share capital 30000 K., Geschäftsfhrer Adolf Fischer. This draws KoschuchConrad, see tin steel - cutlery factory.
.Tomb and tomb monuments - Wulkan & Neubrunn
In the address book of the city of Vienna 1916 can be found in the section " Logged companies " the following entry: Wulkan & Neubrunn, Stadt-Steinmetzmeister, Handlung mit Grabmonumenten und sonstigen Steinmetzarbeiten, III/4, Rennweg 110, T S122, Inhaber Gisela Neubrunn ( see also sculptor,Steinhändler, then Steinmetzmeister, Grabausstattungsgegenstände,Marble and marble products).
Uniforms Institute - Rudolf Goldstein
Jewish cemetery Kall
"In the cemetery at the Loshardt (Flur 8, No. 56), occupied since 1835 until 1937, there are 32 gravestones from the years 1865 to 1937 (Reuter 2007). In the historical maps of the Preußische Neuaufnahme (1891-1912) the Jewish cemetery is registered as „Bgr. Pl.“ (Begräbnisplatz) (cf. map view).
„After World War II, shot foreigners were also reburied in the cemetery “ (Arntz 1990)