Health

Dr. Sally Rosenbaum was chief medical officer of Rothschild's Hospital and Rothschild's Children's Hospital.

• The Rosenstraße 36 was located at the northwest corner of today's Lenné Passagen, the back bordered on the then emerging Bürgerpark (Lenné Park) and the remains of the city wall.
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• In only eight months of construction, the New Jewish Hospital was built as a two-story, almost square building, with a height of 12 meters. On the second floor were three parlors, each with 2 windows, a kitchen and another room.

The pharmacist Dr. Emil Kahnemann died in 1930. After his death, the widow Margarethe Kahnemann continued to operate G. Steltzner's Einhorn Pharmacy at Große Scharrnstraße 79 alone. In 1936, the pharmacy was "Aryanized" and taken over by Walter Hentschel.

Adolf Wachsmann, owner of the Adler pharmacy. On December 21, 1908, Adolf Wachsmann died after a short serious illness. The Wirwe had to sell the pharmacy to Alfred Hartwig.

The Rothschild Hospital was opened in 1873 by the Jewish Community of Vienna (IKGW). At the time of National Socialism, it was the only hospital in Vienna that treated Jewish patients and where Jewish doctors could work. After the end of World War II, it was used as a DP camp. In 1960, the building was demolished. A memorial plaque for the former hospital was placed on the building that is there today.

The Landhaus Lehnitz is a symbol of Jewish life, faith, resistance, self-contemplation of one's own culture and identity, lived care for community members, and therefore of a Jewish community that responds to and shapes the world in which it lives. It is the result of a transformation from a Jewish convalescent home for working women and adolescent girls to a Jewish convalescent home in the midst of National Socialist terror.In 1896 the administrations of the Jewish hospitals and the Poor Commission from the Jewish community of Berlin came together.