Watches and goldware - Jonass & Co
Chaim Schachor
The printer Chaim Schachor from Prague is considered the first to print Hebrew texts in German-speaking countries. His description as an "itinerant printer" is mainly due to the difficult political conditions for Jews and economic constraints. When the order situation was weak, Chaim Schachor was able to use the workshops of Christian printers. If he had no opportunity to print, he earned his money as a bookseller.
The cemetery Neukloster Forst
The Jewish cemetery of Neukloster is located in the forest area Forst. The cemetery were occupied from 1832 to 1929. Today there are still 34 gravestones. Nähere information is not available.
The cemetery in Moringen
The cemetery on the Hagenberg outside the city has existed since 1770. Attempts by the community to get a cemetery closer to the city failed.
Max Stern, vineyard owner and wine wholesaler
Max Stern and his wife Rosa, née Mainzer were deported from Würzburg to Krasniczyn near Lublin in eastern Poland on April 25, 1942.
Cemetery Stade
After 1770, the Jews of Stade were assigned to cemetery near the old garrison cemetery.
Regular burials can be traced only from 1827. In 1940 the cemetery was cleared. The gravestones were stored at the building yard and some of them were documented. Then they disappeared.[nbsp] Today three gravestones are still preserved in the cemetery.
Hops wholesale - Gustav Buxbaum
Gustav Buxbaum was born in Bamberg on November 23, 1839. The parents were Joachim Buxbaum and Rosalie Buxbaum, née Uffenheimer. Gustav Buxbaum was married to Jette ( Henriette ) Buxbaum, née Guetermann. The couple had 2 sons, - Julius, born on April 11, 1877 and Hans, born on December 10, 1894. Gustav Buxbaum ran a hop wholesale business with a kiln and lived at Hainstrasse 20 in Bamberg. Gustav Buxbaum died on July 12, 1914, and was succeeded by his wife Jette on March 7, 1919.