Jewish cemetery Neumarkt
Mechanical cotton weaving mill - Isaak Bernheim
In 1874, the Constance merchant Jacob Koblenzer and his brother Adolf Koblenzer founded the company "Mechanische Weberei" in Meersburg .Isaak Bernheim was also involved as a partner of Adolf Koblenzer. Later the ways probably separated, because in Augsburg Isaak Bernheim is mentioned as 2nd owner of a weaving mill, which was probably founded in 1866 in a smaller scale, and which still became a respectable factory by its later 4th owner Bemberg ( J. P. Bemberg AG. ). Isaak Bernheim had gone bankrupt with the "Mechanische Baumwollweberei" in 1887.
The cemetery of Hagen (Bremisch)
"The cemetery is located on the outskirts of the town, in the Döhren forest.
Clothing factory - Strauss & Co
City walk Eberswalde
Eberswalde is the county seat of the Barnim district, fifty kilometers northeast of Berlin, surrounded by a lot of forest and - as seen in the city's coat of arms - certainly wild pigs. The city actually became known nationwide for its "Eberswalde sausages," but its 800-year history has much more to offer. From the very beginning, trade and commerce were the determining factors, and thus traces of a once rich Jewish life can still be found today (by the way, as early as around 1400, there were also some kosher butchers).
Mechanical shoe factory - Jakob Levinger
White and haberdashery - Louis Pflaumlacher
Tradesman - Nathan Bendheim
Nathan Bendheim was born around 1817. He was probably a successful merchant. In an obituary to Nathan Bendheim it says: "By trade and change in the manner and method of his co-religionists, especially also by considerable deliveries in the war years 1866 and 1870 he had gained a significant fortune and belonged to the local and Bergsträßer financial giants."The local Lutheran pastor also writes about the "long-time leader of the Jewish community, Mr. Nathan Bendheim" in his chronicle: "On March 23, 1875, the long-time leader of the Jewish community, Mr. Nathan Bendheim, died.