Store/Shop

The first branch of the department store Feder was founded in 1900. In addition to the headquarters at Brunnenstraße 1, the department store chain had four other branches in Berlin in 1929: a ready-to-wear department store at Brunnenstraße 197/198, a department store for textiles, lingerie and furniture at Frankfurter Allee 350, one at Kottbusser Damm 103 and one at Wilmersdorfer Straße 165.

The store at Brunnenstraße 1 had already been sold by Berthold Feder to the Jewish businessman Alfred Altmann before the pogroms in November 1938.

The family business Lampari Vertriebs-GmbH was founded in 1996. In the beginning, the company was active in various business fields. As the demand for kosher food products grew, the company decided to expand this area in 2005. Today, the international distribution offers high quality and kosher products at fair prices.

&Opening hours:

Mo - Thu 09:00–18:00
Fri 09:00–16:30

The KosherLife supermarket offers a diverse selection of kosher products for the modern Jewish kitchen.

&Opening hours: 

Mo–Tue 08:00–19:00

The Falkenstein family originally came from Konitz in West Prussia. They moved to Gera only in 1906. The business, a textile shop of the Falkensteins was located in the 1906 newly built house at Johannisplatz 1 in Gera. The family lived in rent in Burgstraße 5. Theodor Falkenstein was a trained textile merchant and the business supported the whole family. The family had 2 children - Herbert and Anneliese. In 1938 Theodor Falkenstein, his wife Rosa Rosa and daughter Anneliese managed to escape to Melbourne in Australia. Son Herbert had already been in Melbourne since 1936.