Cattle dealer Sigfried Neumetzger
Textile Max Pappenheimer
Amson Lehmann
Former Jewish bakery Rosenberger
Former jüdische butchery of Benjamin Rosenberger.
Import and export - David Benjamin
In the address book of the city of Hamburg from the year 1930, the following entry can be found: An der Alster 85, David Benjamin, Im- und Export.
Clothing, ready-made clothing and haberdashery - Arndt Sallinger
The owners of the textile department store Sallinger, right in the center of Straubing, on Ludwigsplatz, emigrated in 1937/1938 to what was then Palestine. At the latest after Arndt Sallinger was taken to Dachau for a few days, the decision was made to leave Germany. Family-owned businesses, including branches in Straubing, Regensburg and Weiden, had to be left behind. The company managed to emigrate to Palestine by ship via Marseille. In 1952/53, Arndt Sallinger's son, now married, decided to return and start again in Straubing with his family.
Dresses, ready-made clothing, haberdashery - Max Ansbacher
In the book " Straubinger Juden - Jüdische Straubinger " by Anita Unterholzner can be found in the chapter " Die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus " in the list of the Jewish Straubinger Bürger, who fell victim to the Nazi - terror following entries with the name Ansbacher: Max Ansbacher geb.on 9 November 1876 in Floss.address-Wittelsbacherstr. 2, deported on 3.4.1942, missing - Frieda Ansbacher, née Stern, born on 31.8.1896 in Heddesheim. Address-Wittelsbacherstr. 2, deregistered on 4/3/1942, missing - Else Ansbacher, born on 8/7/1921 in Straubing.
Wholesale company - A. H. Elias
The Vienna address book of 1867 contains the following entry: Elias A. H. Gebrüder, türk. Großhändler, Fleischmarkt 13, Compt. Hafnersteig 5. The address book of 1900 contains the following entry: Gebrüder Elias A. H., Augustengasse 4. The Turkish wholesale company was founded at that time by Menachem H. Elias sen. The Sephardic family, originally from Salonika, had immigrated to Vienna in 1822 and was granted a wholesale license. The Vienna headquarters, however, was only one of the family's numerous enterprises.
Colonialwaaren und Delicatessen en gros - A. B. Ettlinger
Aron Baruch Ettlinger was born on January 9, 1853 in Hamburg Altona. The parents were Jakob Ettlinger, born on 17 March 1798 in Karlsruhe, last Chief Rabbi in Altona and Sophie (Sheva) Meyer, who was married in second marriage and came from Würzburg. Aron Baruch Ettlinger was married to Helene Oppenheimer, born on November 15, 1869, and the couple had two children - Jakob, born in August 1903 in Budapest/Hungary, and Rosi Rachel Regina, born in April 1907 in Fiume/Italy.
Löwenstein family
Business and residence of the family Löwenstein
Sally Löwenstein, *24.5.1865
Bertha Löwenstein née Elsberg, *19.5.1864
Manfred Löwenstein, *17.9.1902
Emma Löwenstein née. Poppert, *18.3.1904
Walter Poppert, *11.8.1902
Lilly Poppert née Löwenstein, *27.10.1904
Eleonore Wilhelmine Löwenstein née Lange, *10.7.1898
Julius Löwenstein, *17.1.1901