Extract of a six-page "list of the rest of stock from non-Aryan property seized by the Gestapo (Secret State Police) at Hugo Helbing’s company" on 6 January 1942 [Bavarian State Archives in Munich, WB Ia 8956]. According to this very undetailed list, more than 300 works of art belonging to Jewish art collectors stored at Galerie Helbing had been confiscated in early 1942. Listed are the following names of collectors (and collector families) Berolzheimer, Neustein, Löwengard-Lottenburger, Altschulprag, Metzger, Levinger, Wolf-Arndt-Hallgarten, Feuchtwanger, Kahn, Mezger, Beraz, Gärtner, Neustätter, Gerngross, Überall, Hofmann, Friedländer, Philippe, Weisenbeck, Felix, Schwarz, Freudenthal, Ambrunn, Perutz, Bach, Strauss, Herz-Mills, Dispeker, Herzfelder, Adler, Marx, Israel, Königsberger, Ausspitzer, Berliner, Felsenburg, Einstein, Fejer, Goldschmid, Hirsch, Liebermann, Levy, Lämmle, Lampel, Mahler, Meier, Regierer, Seelig, Späth, Simon-Sonnemann, Szkolny, Sulzbach, Steinmetz, Strauss, Stern, Ullmann, Ullmann-Schwedkelheimer, Warburg, Weil, Weiss & Co., Blum, Meyer, Herzog & Meyer, Fischmann, Weinberger, Sabat, Sallinger, Aufhäuser, Philipps, as well as “unknown Jewish possessions, which were handed over by the Customs Investigation Office for sale”

2017/2017