Store/Shop

In the address book of the city of Nürnberg from the year 1927 the following entry can be found: Rosenbaum & Fleischmann  ( Owner: Benno u. Emil Rosenbaum ), Schuhwarenhandlung en gros, Weidenkellerstr. 2.

In the Munich address book from 1902 the following entries are found: Thanhauser Sigmund, ( Braumann & Thanhauser ), raw product & leather shop, Schwanthalerstr. 75, shop Goethestr. 7 RG  - Braumann Isidor ( Braumann & Thanhauser ), merchant Mozarthstr.14a.  - Braumann & Thanhauser Rohprodukt,- u. Lederhandlung, ( owner Isidor Braumann u. Sigmund Thanhauser ), Goethestr. 7 RG. The Hainsfarth-born brothers Sigmund Braumann and Isidor Ensle Braumann and Sigmund Thanhauser were the partners of the leather goods shop Braumann & Thannhauser.

The brothers Sigmund and Justin Jochsberger operated together since 1919 in Munich, the " hat and Mützenmanufaktur Gebrüder Jochsberger ". On September 30, 1938 the company was deregistered. Sigmund Jochsberger was born on July 29, 1885 in Leutershausen. The unmarried merchant moved to Munich on April 5, 1899. The younger brother Justin Jochsberger was born on October 8, 1893 in Ansbach. He was married to Alice, née Bechhöfer and emigrated to Bolivia in June 1939 with his wife and mother-in-law Frieda Bechhöfer.

In the address book of the city of Munich from the year 1922 the following entry is found: Westheimer Isidor, Weiß- und Wollwarengeschäft, Bayerstraße 5. In the Bayerische Israelitische Gemeindezeitung - issue 01.07.1926 the following entry is found under the heading Personalnachrichten - Beerdigungen und Sterbefälle: 31.5. - Isidor Westheimer, 61 years.

The men's clothing store W. Oppenheimer had to sell his business in 1934 as a Jüdischer entrepreneur forced. The house was taken over by an insurance company.

In the Berlin address book edition 1890 is the following entry: Max Levinstein, Import ausländ. Tannins and barks and export business, Friedrichstr.110/II, Inh. Max Levinstein.

In the address book of the city of München from 1905, the following entry can be found: Holl & Co., Metallhandlung in Bergwerks- und Hüttenprodukten, Inhaber Karl Levi und Karl Wertheimer, Heustraße 21a.

In the address book of the city of Frankfurt from 1887, the following entry can be found: Zach. Oppenheimer jun.,Schnurgasse 6, Leinen und Wäsche, E.- Zachar. Oppenheimer, P.- Leopold Oppenheimer.

Samuel Dick was a real estate merchant. He was married to Jenny Dick, née Bravmann, born on February 18, 1886 in Oberaltertheim. The couple had two sons - Walter Joachim, born on March 21, 1922 in Augsburg, and Leopold ? Samuel Dick died on June 16, 1926 and was buried in the Jewish cemetery in Kriegshaber. The widow Jenny Dick moved to Würzburg around 1930 to join the family and worked in the tobacco business of her brother Martin Bravmann. On November 27, 1941, Jenny Dick was deported to Riga and murdered there.