Study and library; Mosse family residence; Berlin Architecture; Residences; Interior

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Salon with door open to garden; Mosse family residence; Berlin Architecture; Residences; Interior

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Desk; Mosse family residence; Berlin Architecture; Residences; Interior

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Library; Mosse family residence; Berlin Architecture; Residences; Interior

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Dining room; Mosse family residence; Berlin Architecture; Residences; Interior

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Felicia Lachmann-Mosse with Portraits Family

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Deutsch-Boehm Family collection 1834-1938 Bulk: 1834-1892

The collection holds original official documents pertaining to the ancestors of Hermann Deutsch, such as his father, Hugo Deutsch, and his grandfather, Simon Deutsch, and the last will and testament of Abraham Nathan Meyer, great-grandfather of Hermann Deutsch. Also included are documents for Hermann Boehm. There is a printed obituary by Hugo Preuss for Hugo Deutsch and the copy of a 1938 document, declaring the end of the Simon Boehm company.

Jacobs family collection 1877-1900

Vital documents of the Jacobs family: marriage certificate (1907); military certificate (1899); birthday poem for Selig Loewenstein (1926); school certificates; birth certificate.

Hans Albert and Eduard Einstein Portraits; Family

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Emilie Mosse with Rudolf? Mosse Portraits Family

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Simonis family album Album

Album contains genealogical information

Kempner Family Album Portraits Family

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Ernest Goodman and Family Album Album

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The Oppenheimer Family

History of the Oppenheimer Family from Oppenheim and Worms; essay is built around 'seven remarkable Oppenheimers' since the year 1400.

Tolle Jahre Versuch einer Lebensbeschreibung

Description of the author’s family background. His paternal family owned a tobacco and cigarres business in Ulm, which was transferred to Munich in 1888. The maternal family in Frankfurt am Main had a textile export business. Recollections of his schooldays at the Catholic St. Anna Schule. Antisemitic encounters at the local Gymnasium. Description of life in the 19th century. Reverence for the local royalties. The family was involved in the Zionist movement, as were most of the members of their local synagoge.