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The Gebrüder Gunzenhäuser bank must have already existed before 1900. A picture postcard from 1898 (identical to the card shown - only used 6 years earlier), currently on display in the exhibition "Traces of Jewish Life in Feuchtwangen" in the Feuchtwangen Museum, bears witness to this. In the Münchner Gedenkbuch in the biography of " Selma Sophie (Sophie Selma ) Rosenthal, née Gunzenhäuser " the following information can be found about her father " Jakob Gunzenhäuser " - banker and chairman of the Jewish community in Feuchtwangen.

Hirsch Holzinger was born on December 13, 1827 in Feuchtwangen. His parents were Gabriel Meyer and Reizle Holzinger. Hirsch Holzinger was married to Fanny Oettinger, born on December 14, 1838, daughter of Marx Oettinger from Thalmässing and Therese (Doelzla) Oettinger, née Wolf from Sulzburg.

Max Hellmann was born in Burgkunstadt on November 24, 1889. His father had a shop for oils, greases and lubricants in Altenkunstadt and Max Hellmann supplied customers (farmers) in the surrounding area by bicycle. As a soldier in the First World War, he was seriously wounded in France in 1917. In 1919 he married Katinka Erlanger from Fischach

The Münchner Adressbuch from 1923 contains the following entry: Hochfeld Siegfried, Lebensmittelgroßhandlung und Vertretungen, Franz-Joseph-Straße 27. - In the directory of Jewish tradesmen registered with the trade police in Munich - as of February 15, 1938, the following entries can be found: Hochfeld, Dr. Rolf, in company Siegfried Hochfeld, license exploitation of a patent, wholesale and sale of meat, vegetables, canned fruit and fish, jams, fruit jellies, Trautenwolfstra&l;e 7. - Hochfeld, Siegfried, in

The following entry can be found in the register of residents of Dresden and suburbs for the year 1922/23: Seliksohn Erich, Inh. e. Rohtabakgroßhandlung, Crausshaarstr.17.In the Saxony Archive, the following entry can be found in fonds 11045 Amtsgericht Dresden, 1362 - dating 1924 - 1937 - commercial register (volume 120; sheets 18809 - 18980) under no. 18908: " Tagmak " Cigaretten - und Tabakfabrik Erich Selikson.

In the address book (guide) for the royal Württemberg district capital and fortress of Ulm and the royal Bavarian town of Neu-Ulm from 1868, the following entry can be found: Dreyfuß Kosmann und Max, merchants, bei der obern Stube A199. The address book of the city of Ulm from 1894 contains the following entry: Stubengasse. From the Langestraße to the southern Münsterplatz. - 1. (A199) - Dreyfus, Kosman, merchant.1. i. Company:  Mayer Dreifus Söhne. p.u.1.  -  Dreyfus, Max, merchant, p.u.2.  -  Dreyfus, Martin, authorized signatory 1.

The Berlin address book - 1933 edition contains the following entry - Louis Marx & Co. - SW 68,  Eisenwaren, Alexandrinenstr. 11 T.