In the Mitteilungen des Vereins für die Geschichte Berlins 1/2015 - The „most magnificent of its streets“ - Berlins Leipziger Straße . A walk - by Martin Mende can be found on the house No.88 in the Leipziger Stra;e following information - In the building of Carl Schwatlo was located since 1874, the magazine for home and kitchen furnishings E. Cohn. In 1920 Carl Stahl-Urach designed a shop for Sarotti chocolates in the style of expressionism. In the address book for Berlin in 1887 there is the following entry - E. Cohn, Hoflief. JJ. Majestäten d. Kaisers u.d.

Simon Felsenstein and Sigmund Mainzer founded a pewter workshop in Nürnberg in 1886. From 1904 they began to produce pewter on a larger scale under the name  " Norica ". Around 1918, the company was taken over by the brothers Bing - " Bingit Zinn " übern.

Salomon Goldschmidt, born on October 12, 1861 in Zell a. M. was married to Sofie, née Siegel, born on December 24, 1867 in Kleinwallstadt. The couple had three sons - Emil, born on April 1, 1888, Dr.- title, senior teacher - killed in action on March 31, 1918 in France, - Emil, born on December 27, 1890, profession merchant - Theodor David, born on January 22, 1898, profession Dr.med.- prakt Arzt. - moved on 20.4.1923 to Frankfurt a. M. In the address book Jüdisches Frankfurt 1935 is the following entry: Goldschmidt Theo, Dr.med. Sternstraße 19.

In the book " Weg und Schicksal der Stuttgarter Juden " - Ein Gedenkbuch - herausgegeben von der Stadt Stuttgart - by Maria Zelzer the name of the Rosenfeld Bros. is also found in the list of Stuttgart Jews at the beginning of the year 1864 with the following entry - Rosenfeld, Bros, Bank- und Wechselgeschäft, Lindenstra;e 8.  In the address book of the city of Stuttgart from 1901, the following entry is found in the register of persons - Rosenfeld Gebrüder, Bank- u. Wechselgesch. Siegm. Frank and A. Einstein. Kronprinzstr. 11 .

In the address book of the city of Frankfurt am Main from the year 1917 the following entry is found - Flersheim Fanny,née Günther, Wittwe, Privatiere, Niedenau 68. E. (Tel. Taunus 423 ).

Dora Flom grew up with the Richter family in Greiz in Pohlitzer Straße 133, after her biological mother had given her into care after her birth on October 15, 1906 (Reichenbach / Saxony). Between November 1929 and September 1934 she moved into an apartment in Petzoldstraße 21.

Dora Flom (b. October 15, 1906 in Reichenbach / Saxony) lived at Petzoldstraße 21 in Greiz from 1934 to at least 1937/38. From 1942 to 1945 she was in various concentration camps. On January 12, 1944, she and 23 other people were deported by train (transport number XVI/3) from Weimar to Theresienstadt. She was assigned the identification number 7. On May 16, 1944 - barely a month before the visit of the International Committee of the Red Cross - she was taken to Auschwitz as number 485 of a total of 2,500 people on the transport under the identification number Ea.