Apartment/Flat

About the card - The postcard was addressed to the 8-year-old Julius Neumeyer, who of course still lived with his parents at that time, and the sender of the card was Sophie Rosenau, the mother of Emma Neumeyer and grandmother of Julius Neumeyer, born on May 16, 1898 in Chemnitz.

The Leipzig address book from 1915 contains the following entry: Carl Löwensohn, Getreide- u. Futterartikel, Humboldtstr.3 pt.,(Tel.1776), Inh. Carl Löwensohn, Wohnung pt. - Carl Löwensohn died on September 2, 1916 and was buried on September 5, 1916 in the Israelite cemetery in Leipzig.

The Wertheim family: Paul Wertheim, born on July 2, 1858 in Berlin, died on January 23, 1942 in Magdeburg. Paul Wertheim was a judge at Magdeburg District Court from 1905. His wife Wally Wertheim, née Priebatsch, born on January 28, 1869 in Breslau, followed her husband to Magdeburg. They lived at Hohenstaufenring 9. After the death of Paul Wertheim, she was taken to a so-called ‚Jews' house' in Magdeburg in 1942. Escape to their deaths before the imminent deportation to Theresienstadt on December 2, 1942.

"Until 1920, it was owned by Samuel Eberhardt, the head of the Jewish community".„This was the northern half of the so-called Schmitt estate, which „Jacob jud" had bought from Lorenz Magold for 40 guilders in 1695 (house no. 43, today Poppenlauerer Strasse 4). The site for the new synagogue was located directly behind Jacob's house.“ 

Berta Lindheimer was born on 29.11.1911 in Nassau-Lahn as the älst child of the family. Her parents were Rega Lindheimer née Stern from Meudt in Rhineland-Palatinate and Markus-Moritz Lindheimer from Nassau, a butcher by trade. Her brother Siegfried came along in 1913. In 1934, at the age of 23, Berta married the tannery owner Fritz Feldmann from Berlin-Schouml;neweide. She moved in with him at Tabbertstrasse 14, on the site of the company founded by her father-in-law Simon Feldmann around 1900.

Samuel Eberhardt, was born on March 22, 1833 in Maßbach, Hs. no. 158. Son of the cattle dealer Sender/ Alexander Eberhardt and Marianne, née Rosenstein. Resided in Hs. no. 80, married to Fanny, née Schild from Hs. no. 198 (grave 37). Samuel died at the age of 69 years and 9 months, on January 15, 1905. (He is the father of Sigmund Eberhardt in Hs. No.80)  

Erna Wilhelmine Mittereder was the daughter of the lawyer Franz Mittereder and his wife Rosa Mittereder, née Loewi. Franz Mittereder was Catholic and was born in Munich on May 8, 1885. Rosa Mittereder was of Jewish faith, came from Adelsdorf near Forchheim and was born there on March 25, 1891. The couple married on July 16, 1923 in Munich. The marriage was considered a mixed marriage. Erna Wilhelmine Mittereder was born in Munich on April 20, 1925. Her father Franz Mittereder died just one year after her birth on April 9, 1926.

Born in Munich on May 8, 1885, Franz Mittereder, a lawyer by profession, married Rosa Loewi, born on March 25, 1891 in Adelsdorf near Forchheim, on July 16, 1923 in Munich. As Franz Mittereder was Catholic, the couple's marriage was considered a mixed marriage.  On April 20, 1925, their daughter Erna Wilhelmine was born in Munich. Franz Mittereder died just under a year later on April 9, 1926 in Munich. Rosa and Erna Wilhelmine Mittereder were left behind.

The Stuttgart address book from 1920 contains the following entries for Albert Flegenheimer and the address Friedrichstr.18: Flegenheimer Alfred, merchant, Friedrichstr.18/1 - Flegenheimer Eugen, Dr.jur, lawyer, Friedrichstr.18/1, Büro Friedrichstr.13/2 - Flegenheimer Joseph, merchant, Hofl, Am Bismarkturm 57, Getreideagentur Friedrichstr.18 Eg - Albert Flegenheimer was born on July 4, 1890 in Schwäbisch Hall. His parents were Samuel Flegenheimer, born on August 21, 1848 in Tairnbach and Lisette Rothschild, born in 1861.