After parliament was abolished in 1933/34 and in the following years of Austrofascism, (illegal) members of the NSDAP infiltrated photographer associations, committees and representative organizations.

Even before the Dritte Verordnung zum Reichsbürgergesetz zur listenmäßigen Erfassung der jüdischen Betriebe (Third Regulation on the Reich Citizenship Law regarding t

In 1913, Betty Blum married the entrepreneur Noe Blum from Poland, who had a business in Munich dealing in antiques, oil paintings, old and new furniture, gold and silverware.

Moses (Moritz) Blumka (1855-1918), born in České Budĕjovice in southern Bohemia, ran an art and antiques store at Himmelpfortgasse 1 in Vienna’s 1st district, 7, and in 1911, together with his son

Between 1939 and 1941, on behalf of the

In July 1919 the antiques dealers and brothers Samuel (1873 – deported 1942) and Maximilian (1881–1952) Glückselig, together with the businessman August Wärndorfer (1865–1940), founded Auktionshaus für Altertümer Glückselig &a

In 1870 Joseph Glückselig (1845–1934) opened a small junk shop L.

Alexander Grosz was born in Neusatz (Novi Sad/Ujividek) in present-day Serbia.

Emil Haim was born in Jung Woschitz, Bohemia (now Mladá Vozice, Czech Republic) on 21 July 1874 as the son of Emanuel and Ernestine Haim. He started out as a bookseller in Breslau.

On completion of his education at commercial college, Johannes Katzler worked until 1924 in his parent's company in Vienna.

Kunst und Wohnung, R. Lorenz was founded in 1919 at Josefstädter Straße 21 in Vienna's 8th district.