Julius Kaufmann
Residential and business house of the textile merchant Julius Kaufmann (born 1868), unmarried.
Textile house - J. Gumpel
The Gumpel family was a Jewish, long-established cloth merchant family in Bernburg. Jacob Gumpel (1815–1882) and wife Fanny née Fleiß (1825–1888) ran a textile house in Bernburg, which was already in the family since 1799.
Tie industry " Kirus " - Adolf Rosenbaum & Son
Cotton goods - Eduard Katz
In the address book of the city of Köln - year 1900 finds the following entry: Katz Eduard, Agtrn. in Manufw., Roonstr. 17. - In the address book of 1903 - Katz Eduard, Baumwollw., Antwerpener Str. 40.
Manufactory goods shop - Siegmund Friedländer
In the address book of the city of Cologne from 1900, the following entry can be found: Friedländer Siegmund, Manufakturwarenhandlung, Schildergasse 66-68, apartment: Beethovenstr. 4
.Men's and boys' clothing store - E., A. & N. Rosenfelder
In the address book of the city of München from the year 1919, the following entries can be found: Rosenfelder E., A. & N. Herrenkleiderfabrik, (owners Nathan and Wilhelm Rosenfelder) Schwanthalerstr. 29 T. - Rosenfelder Nathan, (Fa E., A. & N. Rosenfelder), Fabrik Pettenkoferstr. 7/1 T. - Rosenfelder Wilh., Fabrikant, (Fa E., A. & N. Rosenfelder), Richard Wagner Str.15 Nathan Rosenfelder, born on December 28, 1859 in Dittenheim was married to Karolina (Lina), née Löwenthal, born on October 27, 1867 in Bad Kissingen. The marriage was on August 18, 1890 in Würzburg.
Furniture and textiles - Furniture - Fröhlich
In the study " Jüdische Gewerbebetriebe in Berlin 1930 bis 1945 " - (Christoph Kreutzmüller) the following entry can be found: Möbel Fröhlich Koppel Fröhlich, Möbel und Textilien (furniture), Founded 1928 , Liq.: 1938, Gleimstrasse 15 (Prenzlauer Berg).
Carpet trade - Robert Westfried
In the Jüdisches Adressbuch für Groß-Berlin in the 1929/1930 edition, the following entry is found: Westfried Robert, Kaufmann, Schöneberg, Ebersstraße 37.
Cloth trade - Benjamin an Wien
In the Münchner address book from 1925 the following entry can be found: van Wien Benjamin, Tuchhandel, Pettenkodferstra;e 26. - Benjamin van Wien was born on May 31, 1867 in Winschoten in Holland. His parents were Samuel van Wien, born September 5, 1835 in Winschoten and Rebekka, née Leda, born July 7, 1840 in Nieuwe Pekela. Benjamin van Wien was married to Babette van Wien, née Bein, born April 21, 1875 in Königshofen, daughter of Alexander Bein, born April 11, 1848 in Unsleben and Clara, née Schwab, born January 17, 1846 in Heidingsfeld.