Judicial Councilor - Hermann Makower
In the Berlin address book from 1884, the following entry is found in the alphabetical list of residents: - Makower H., Justizrath, lawyer at the District Court I and notary in the district of the Königl. Kammergericht, Königstraße 7.
Distillery,Tartar warehouse - Ferdinand Kern
Jewish community Hebenshausen
In Hebenshausen existed since the 17th century a Jewish community, 1603/06 is first reported by Jews*Jüdinnen in the place. By 1861 the number of resident Jews had grown to 104 out of a total population of 494 (1864). From then on, the number of Jewish members decreased steadily due to people moving away. In 1925, only 6 of the 388 inhabitants in the village were of Jewish faith. Already at the beginning of the 20th century the number of members was no longer sufficient to conduct services in the synagogue in Hebenshausen.
Business traveler - Julius Frankenthal
Julius Frankenthal was born on December 22, 1889, the son of the merchant´s Leo Frankenthal and Ida Frankenthal,née.Lindenfeld in Hamburg.He was married to Huberta,née. Kepler, born on November 12, 1890 in Aachen.Their marriage was considered a " mixed marriage ". The couple had one son - Kurt Frankenthal, born November 13, 1917 in Ingolstadt. Julius Frankenthal (presumably the family) lived in Ingolstadt from 1910 - 1934.From May 2, 1934 then in München, Lindenschmittstraße 52/1.Julius Frankenthal died on January 23, 1935 in München. He is buried in the New Israel. Cemetery in München.
Wine wholesaler, k.u.k. Hof-Weinhandlung - Wilhelm Pollak (Emanuel Pollak & Son)
The Vienna Address Book 1891 contains the following entries: Pollak Emanuel & Sohn, Weingroßhandlung., k.u.k.. Hof-Weinhandlung, Rudolfsheim, Schönbrunnerstra;e 74, Rudolfsheim, Neugasse 8. - Pollak Wilhelm, Mariahilferstraße 93, Emanuel Pollak & Sohn, k.u.k.. Hof-Weinhändler. - Text of the postcard - Salzburg, 10.3.1891. - On behalf of Mrs. Pollak I kindly request you to send 10 bottles of good red wine for poor blood by express delivery to the address given - Mr. Regimental Doctor Leopold Herz, Pilsen, Prager Strasse No.
Friends of the Görlitz Synagogue e.V.
The Förderkreis Görlitzer Synagoge e.V. was founded in 2004. The association is committed to a use of the building that respects its original purpose. Its goal is the establishment of a "Cultural Forum Görlitz Synagogue"
Textile house Fischer
Sigmund Fischer was the operator of a textile store on Bismarckstrasse in downtown Görlitz. Plündert, the window panes smashed in the pogrom night on November 9, 1938, the Fischers were sent together with the last üsurviving Görlitzer Jews on the transport to Tormersdorf b. Rothenburg / Ol. and from there, further sent to the death camps. The son of Sigmund and Betty Fischer survived the Holocaust überlebt, he lives in Israel.
Villa Arnade
On a wide park-like plot in the villa district of the Görlitzer Südstadt stands the Villa Arnade which was designed in 1916 by the architect Robert Weber for the Görlitzer leather goods manufacturer Ernst Arnade.
Jewish quarter
A Jewish quarter and a Jewish population are attested until their expulsion in the 14th century.