Commercial agency - S. Dahl
Sally Dahl traded with his trading agency with sample warehouse in 1917 at Lorenzerplatz 15 in Nürnberg. Around 1930, the address is Endtergasse 4 in Nürnberg.
Law office - Judicial Counselor Dr. Wilhelm Baburger
By the fünfte Verordnung zum Reichsbürgergesetz vom 27. September 1938 (RGBL. I. vom 14. Oktober 1938, Nr. 165), Jews had to leave the legal profession - this also affected Dr. Wilhelm Baburger (born 07.08.1867 in Fürth, emigrated 1939).
Art Salon - Jakob Littauer
Jakob Littauer was an art dealer and had an art salon at Odeonsplatz 2 in Munich. But not only the art trade, Jakob Littauer was also active as a publisher. This is evidenced by a portfolio of pictures created in 1900 with the title " Alt - München in 20 Stichen " - Herausgeber Jakob Littauer. The art shop was Aryanized in 1936 by Theodor Heller and from then on operated under the name of Galerie Theodor Heller, vorm. J. Littauer“ .
Carpet factory - A. Loewenthal
In the address book of the city of Berlin from 1896, the following entry is found in the street directory under " Breite Straße 20 " - Breite Strasse 20 - s.a. Scharrenstrasse1 - E. Hertzog,Rudolph,Manufacturwaren,(Nr.15) - Ahlert Nachfolger., C. F., Butterhandlung - Bloch, E., Fabrikant, Bloch, M., Uhrenfabrik T. - Bock, W. B., Dr., prakt.
City walk Cologne
The trade fair and university city of Cologne, situated on the left and right of the Rhine in the "Cologne Bay", is the largest metropolis in North Rhine-Westphalia with a population of around 1.1 million. Its landmark, visible from afar, is Cologne Cathedral. Art, culture and carnival attract travelers to this day. Founded as Oppidum Ubiorum around 19 BC, Cologne (Colonia Agrippina) received Roman city rights in 50 AD. Around 450 it became the seat of the archbishopric.
Law office - Leo Kamnitzer
Synagogue foundations and preserved ritual bath
In the 18th and 19th centuries, the town of Schwedt was one of the Brandenburg towns with a relatively high proportion of Jewish citizens. In the second half of the 19th century, the community numbered about 200 members. The time of the National Socialist dictatorship led to the expulsion or extermination of all Schwedt Jews. Today, the Jewish cemetery and the preserved ritual bath still remind us of the time when Schwedt still had Jewish citizens. A museum takes care of the sites today. The museum is open seasonally from May to September.
Gold leaf and bronze colors - Leopold Erlenbach
Leopold Erlenbach was born in Fürth on November 13, 1831. His parents were Seligmann Ellern-Erlenbach and Marianne Ellern-Erlenbach,née Baburger. Leopold Erlenbach learned gold beating, became a master gold beater and founded his own company in 1854. In 1928, the Leopold Erlenbach company was granted a patent for the production of especially durable gold leaf made of a platinum-gold alloy. In 1927, Ella Erlenbach was the owner of the Leopold Erlenbach company.
Mechanical color weaving - Raff & Sons
The company "Raff & Söhne", originally founded in 1830 in Jebenhausen near Göppingen by David Raff, born in 1765 in Illereichen near Memmingen, was at that time still a trading business with weaving goods (until 1840). From 1840 on, Isak Raff (son of David Raff) and Simon Raff (son of Moses Raff and thus a cousin of Isak) joined the company "A. Gutmann & Co", which was newly founded at that time by Abraham Gutmann, as partners. The company flourished and in 1861 the company moved to Göppingen. In the same year the company was separated.
Banking - Ottensooser & Co
The private bank Ottensooser & Co was "Aryanized" in 1936.