Re: [Cz-L] Mehlplatz

Hi Berti and all,
A propo balcony, my house on paper ( my grandparents house, once upon the
time) in the Albertinengass 16 had only one balcony on the corner, on first
floor...Now appeared in the second floor, on both sides, 2 balconies..
Berti, you must remember, because you came in our house...
Shabbat shalom
Hedwig
-----Original Message-----
From: Berti Glaubach
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2014 10:42 AM
To: cornel fleming
Cc: Miriam Taylor ; HARDY BREIER ; CZERNOWITZ-L
Subject: Re: [Cz-L] Mehlplatz

The upper floor on that house was added sometimes in the Soviet period
and of course its balconies are not original. The lower part is
original from 1897 when it was owned by a Mr. Jalusetzki (had a very
wide sign on the roor with his name) who built it for rent, (42 units
including stores). Before, on old maps the inner part (near Waggasse)
was some sort of hotel.

Our list friend Marcel Spiegler still remembers all the family names
from the end of the 1930th. I reconstructed them from his memory and
the census of 1936.

In the small announcements of Edgar Hauster's published Der Tag from
1933/5 I found several offers for rent of apartments (published by my
father who administered it for a Mr. Kraft).

The Mehlplatz at that time was not the nice and tidy park you can see
to-day facing the philharmonic building then Cinema Central. But it
was a bustling and interesting place and two cousins of my father had
their Fiaker standing there, facing Hotel Bristol and I would
sometimes go with one of them for a ride without paying.

On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 10:09 PM, cornel fleming
<cornel.fleming_at_virgin.net> wrote:
> In our house the balconies are the original ones and I have pictures from
> old times and now....I do not think they removed and replaced selectively.
> Cornel

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