Store/Shop

In the address book for Frankfurt am Main and surroundings 1923 is in III.part - trade and business - in the section " Bankgeschäfte " the following entry: Oppenheimer,Lincoln Menny, Neue Mainzer Str.66,68. T Büro Hansa 9274  and following. Börse Hansa 9278 - Fernruf 66-68. In the same address book in the alphabetical section is the following entry: Lincoln Menny Oppenheimer, Bankgeschäft, Neue Mainzer Stra;e&szlig 66-68, Tel.Hansa 9274 and following, Börse Hansa 9278 (Fernruf 66-68),(Pscheck-K.1278). Inh. Osk.Frankl.Oppenheimer, Georg Lewandowsky and Max Morel, Prok.

In the supplement to the Kgl. Preuss. Staatsanzeiger 30. July . No.176  -  1869 the following note is found : In our company register it has been noted today at the general partnership registered under No.224 " Ferdinand Frankfurther " that the company name has been changed to " Ferdinand & Moritz Frankfurther ". - Breslau, July 24, 1869 - Royal City Court Breslau, Department 1.

In the Jüdischen address book Frankfurt am Main 1935 the following entry is found: Neuburger & Maier, Ledergroßhandlung, Mainzer Landstraße 59 - 63.

In the house list Augsburg from the year 1890 the following entry is found: Gebrüder Rosenberg, Käsegeschgeschäft en gros, Singerstra;e 7.

The roots of the Landeshut Linen and Gebildweberei F.V.Grünfeld were laid by Falk Valentin with the establishment and opening of a first fashion, cut and white goods shop in July 1862 in Landeshut-Unter den Lauben am Markt.1873 F.V. Grünfeld expanded his business with a mail order business, with which he then also served a large customer base abroad.

Moritz Redelmeier was married to Frieda Redelmeier, née Apfel. The couple had two daughters - Margot Redelmeier, born on 14.09.1913 in Halle and Ruth Redelmeier - Lichtenstein, born in 1918 in Halle a.S. Moritz Redelmeier ran a feed and grain business in Halle.  Margot Redelmeier, an accountant by profession emigrated to the USA on 31.05.1939. Her sister Ruth emigrated to the USA already in 1936. Moritz Redelmeier died on February 04, 1937 in Halle. His wife Frieda Redelmeier was deported from Kassel via Lublin/Poland to Sobibor on June 1, 1942.