The raw products dealer Israel Kapitalnik lived since spätestens 1926 in the Reichenbacher Straße 18. Between 1926 and 1929 he moved few Häuser further in the Reichenbacher Straße 12.

Abraham Kapitalnik owned the raw products shop "Kapitalnik & Co., Textilabfälle" in Weberstra;e 10. In his shop he bought skins, rags, wool waste, waste paper, iron and metals. In 1934, the shop was no longer to be found in the address directory of Greiz.

Abraham Kapitalnik (*1881), a raw products trader, moved to Idastra;e 27 between 1926 and 1929. By 1934 he was no longer listed in the Greiz address book. Abraham Kapitalnik was murdered in the Shoah.

The raw products dealer Abraham Kapitalnik (*1881 in Łódź [dt.: Lodz or Lodsch]) lived since spätestens 1921 in the Weberstraße 10, where also his business "Kapitalnik & Co., Textilabfälle" was located. Between 1926 and 1929 he moved to Idastraße 27. With his wife Perel he had their daughter Hanna in 1910.

Dr. med. prakt. Alex Rosenbaum had an ENT practice and a private clinic at Carolinenstra;e 26 - see Flach 1990 (sources). Previously, his practice was located at Oststra;e 19. 
In 1937, Dr. Rosenbaum and his practice were no longer listed in the Greiz address book.

The ENT physician Dr. med. prakt. Alex Rosenbaum lived in 1934 in an apartment in Gartenweg 2. His ENT practice and private clinic were located in Carolinenstra;e 26 - cf. Flach 1990 (sources). In 1937 he was no longer listed in the Greiz address directory. On February 15, 1937, he and his wife are said to have died in a hitherto unexplained manner.

The ENT physician Dr. med. prakt. Alex Rosenbaum lived in 1929/30 in Oststraße 19, where his ENT practice was also located. Between 1929 and 1934 he moved a few streets away to Gartenweg 2.

The Jüdische Friedhof Berne im niedersächsischen Landkreis Wesermarsch is about 810 m² groß. The cemetery was established in 1895 on a private plot of land by Louis Koopmann. The oldest existing gravestone in the cemetery dates back to 1895. Cemetery in Berne dates from 1895; it is the gravestone for the founder of the cemetery, Louis Koopmann.

In the Berlin address book 1922 finds the following entry: Bab Julius, writer, W57, Potsdamer Straße 68 IV. - Barbara Bab was a daughter of the writer Julius Bab and his wife  Elisabeth "Else" Karoline Johanna Bab, née Loos. Barbara was born in 1911 and died already in 1946 at the age of 35/36.

In the Müncher address book from 1900 there is an entry: Aischmann Josef, Hopfen- und Exportgeschäft, Ludwigstra;e 60 (T), Wohnung Pilotystra;e 7/3.Josef  Aischmann, born on September 2, 1852 in Mühlhausen (Thüringen) was married to Malwine, née Fürther, born on August 2, 1865 in München. The couple had two children - Justus, born December 14, 1886 in Nürnberg and Klarisse Claire Liliane, born October 29, 1890 in Nürnberg. The family moved from Nürnberg to Munich around 1900.