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In the address book of the city of Landau from the year 1926 the following entry is found: Goldberg, Dr. Julius, lawyer, Westbahnstra;e 20/I - Büro: Glacistra;e 32 E.

Residential and business house of the Wolff brothers. 1884 reconstruction of the building with a representative staircase to the street. Special feature is a hall with ceiling painting ("Hall of Angels").
Building is classified as a single monument.

Leo Lemle was born 27.07.1882 in Fischach. His parents were the cattleman Samuel Lemle and Marta Lemle, née Mendle. Leo Lemle married Klara Marta Lemle, née Hirth, born on 30 April 1893 in Sontheim, district of Heilbronn, on 22 July 1926 in Munich. The marriage was considered a mixed marriage. The couple had 3 children - Peter Joseph - born on October 2, 1928 in München and the twins Ernst Otto and Kurt Albert - born on May 30, 1930 in München. After studying in München, Berlin, Kiel and Würzburg, Leo Lemle received his doctorate from the University of Würzburg in 1906.

In Bernburg there were three Jewish banking businesses: Bankhaus Gumpel & Samson in Friedensallee (formerly Kaiserallee), Bankhaus Wolff in Breite Stra&szlig and Bankhaus Levi Calm & Söhne in Nienburger Stra&szlig. The latter was founded by Levi Galm, who had been running a wool trade in Waldau since 1785. The bank operated several plants in Bernburg, including a valve factory, a joint-stock brewery and a lottery business. The bank played a central role in the electrification of the town.