Store/Shop

Simon Tanne and Chiel Feldmann founded already before the 1st World War a wholesale with short, gallantry - and toys, which they later expanded to a department store chain with branches in Stuttgart  (Tübinger Str. 6, Kleine Königstr. 1, Karlstr. 5-7, Kronprinzenstr. 30-32)  Ebingen, Reutlingen and  Augsburg. In the years 1933 - 1939 the shops were subject to the boycott calls of the National Socialists and in the course of the " Aryanization of Jewish businesses, shops and companies " finally Aryanized.

In the address book of the city of Fürth from the year 1909 the following entry can be found: - Farntrog David, Manufakturwaren en gros u. en detail,Inhaber: Isaak und Leopold Farntrog, Königstr.90p  - Farntrog David, Commis, Königstra;e 90/1  -  Farntrog Isaak, merchant, co-owner of the company David Farntrog, Königstraße 90/1  -  Farntrog Leopold, merchant, co-owner of the company David Farntrog, Königstraße 90/1.

In the directory of Jewish tradesmen registered with the trade police in Munich (as of February 15, 1938)  the following entry is found: Maier Abraham, in the company Gebrüder A. und L. Maier - Bankgeschäft und Generalagentur des Allianz-Konzern München und commissionweise Reisevermittlung. Lenbachplatz 9, - Maier Leopold, in company Gebrüder A. und L. Maier - Bankgeschäft und Generalagentur des Allianz-Konzern München und commissionweise Reisevermittlung. Lenbachplatz 9.

Jakob Littauer was an art dealer and had an art salon at Odeonsplatz 2 in Munich. But not only the art trade, Jakob Littauer was also active as a publisher. This is evidenced by a portfolio of pictures created in 1900 with the title " Alt - München in 20 Stichen " - Herausgeber Jakob Littauer. The art shop was Aryanized in 1936 by Theodor Heller and from then on operated under the name of Galerie Theodor Heller, vorm. J. Littauer“ .

The company "Raff & Söhne", originally founded in 1830 in Jebenhausen near Göppingen by David Raff, born in 1765 in Illereichen near Memmingen, was at that time still a trading business with weaving goods (until 1840). From 1840 on, Isak Raff (son of David Raff) and Simon Raff (son of Moses Raff and thus a cousin of Isak) joined the company "A. Gutmann & Co", which was newly founded at that time by Abraham Gutmann, as partners. The company flourished and in 1861 the company moved to Göppingen. In the same year the company was separated.

The private bank Ottensooser & Co was "Aryanized" in 1936.

In the address book of the city of Munich from 1893 are the following entries  -  Bernheim Gab. u. Söhne, Leder-, Wildhäute-, Thran- u. Knoppern-Lag., Fürstenfelderstr.9.            Bernheim Emil, Lederhändler Firma Gabr. Bernheim u. Söhne, Residenzstr.17,  -  Bernheim Hermann, Leather merchant company Gabr. Bernheim u. Söhne, Thierschstr.19

After 1850, the "Manufakturwaren M. Hirsch, Regierungsstraße" can be found in official documents.  Emil Hirsch, the brother of the first owner Max Hirsch, runs the business from 1891 together with his wife Emma and his sons Alfred and Bruno. Later co-owner was his son-in-law Walter Bendit.
In the 1920s, the Hirsch department store was the largest store for women's and men's fashions in Frankfurt (Oder).

The gentlemen Zirndorfer & Mayer operated an export business in Nuremberg.