Archive object · RB-DOC-0222

Halberstadt Aryanization list — Paul Reichenbach and Mennigen & Co.

The official Aryanization list names Mennigen & Co. as successor to Paul Reichenbach’s Halberstadt business

Object record

The list closes an important evidentiary gap. Family-held handbills name ‘HATEX, Mennigen & Co., Martiniplan 10, Halberstadt,’ while this official leaf identifies Mennigen & Co. as the firm through which Paul Reichenbach’s business was Aryanized. Together they establish HATEX as the trading name used by the named successor. A 1938 address-book correction separately marks Paul Reichenbach’s women’s-clothing entry at Hoher Weg 27 / Martiniplan 10 ‘ist zu streichen’ (‘is to be deleted’). That deletion supports the chronology of dispossession but is not the sale instrument and does not itself date the transfer. The missing contract and postwar company history remain separate research questions.

SeriesPersecution and memorial records

Transcription

Jüdische Firma: Paul Reichenbach, Halberstadt — Arisiert durch: Mennigen & Co. K.-G.

English translation

Jewish firm: Paul Reichenbach, Halberstadt — Aryanized by: Mennigen & Co., limited partnership.

Working English translation prepared for the Reichenbach Family Archive from the published German headings and entry.

Archive reference
RB-DOC-0222
Date
Appendix to a letter dated 1 April 1941
Medium
Not yet recorded in the public catalog
Physical dimensions
Not yet recorded in the public catalog
Digital image
1819 × 2573 pixels
Evidence status
Contemporary administrative Aryanization list reproduced by the holding archive
Uncertainty
The leaf identifies the Jewish business and the Aryanization successor, but does not state the exact transfer date, price, purchase instrument, property-title mechanism or later corporate fate. A separate row lists ‘M. Reichenbach, Inh. Kurt Reichenbach’ opposite Fritz Tittmann. The 1928 and 1938 directories show two different men named Kurt: one associated with the J. Reichenbach clothing house, and another associated with the M. Reichenbach gut-string business. The latter must not be merged with Paul’s clothing firm, clothing-house Kurt, or the Dominikanerstraße 23 deportee without an explicit documentary bridge.
Source and provenance
Landesarchiv Sachsen-Anhalt, C 28 If Regierung Magdeburg. Alte Polizeiregistratur, Nr. 934 Bd. I, Bl. 14; reproduced as source Q 4p in Wirtschaft und Arbeit im Nationalsozialismus, printed p. 112 / PDF p. 114.
Custody history
A separate custody history has not yet been recorded; see the source and credit fields.
Credit
Landesarchiv Sachsen-Anhalt, C 28 If, Nr. 934 Bd. I, Bl. 14
Rights
Source-linked full-page access copy for noncommercial historical research; no broad reuse license is asserted.
Image treatment
Full published page rendered from the Landesarchiv PDF at 220 dpi. No crop, retouching, reconstruction or generative alteration.

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Reichenbach Family Archive. “Halberstadt Aryanization list — Paul Reichenbach and Mennigen & Co..” Appendix to a letter dated 1 April 1941. RB-DOC-0222. https://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/rb-doc-0222.

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