In the " Jewish address book for Greater Berlin 1929/30 " the names of the Jews living at the Kurfürstendamm at the end of the 20s are listed

- with it - Max Abraham, merchant, Kurfürstendamm 181.

Dr. Johanna Philippson (1887-1986) taught German, history and English in public schools from 1912-1933. Until 1933, the Oberstudienrätin was on the school board of the city of Berlin. From 1935-1939 she taught in Jewish community schools. Also prominent as a women's rights activist, she emigrated to England in 1939 and taught English to refugees at the Jewish Refugee Committee. After the war, she published works on German-Jewish history, anti-Semitism and family history.

A prayer room was located in the backyard to one of the Jewish houses (Arnsberg s.Lit.: "in a dark room").  
   
The house with the prayer room was sold and demolished around 1933. 

Between the home and barn of the Jewish family Kamm