Arnhold family collection

The following families and individuals are mentioned in this collection:

Anhauch family; Arnhold family; Arnhold, Clara; Arnhold, Georg; Arnhold, Heinrich; Arnhold, Johanna; Arnhold, Kurt; Arnthal family; Arons, Paul; Bahr, Gert; Bayer family; Behrend family; Brach, Alfred; Clewing, Carl; Clewing, Margarete; Duttenhofer, Carl; Essen, Hans; Gelpke, Walther; Gericke family; Gerson, Irene; Grabowsky, Julius; Guetermann, Ludwig; Gutmann, Eugen; Heller family; Huldschinsky family; Kleemann, Wilhelm; Koppel family; Kristeller, Anna; Kunheim, Hugo; Lahmann, Heinrich; Levy, Max; Lewenz, Ella; Lewenz, Moritz family; Lindenhayn, Margot; Lippmann, Hermann; Maron family; Marwitz family; Marwitz, Marie; Mattersdorff family; Mauthner family; Oppenheimer, Adolf; Orsini, Baroni; Pickardt, Loni; Posnansky, Alice; Pulvermacher, David; Reuss, Prinz Heinrich; Rosenthal, Ernst; Schloss, Moritz; Schmolinsky, Heinz; Schnabel, Heinrich; Schuster, Anneliese; Sluzewski, Heinrich; Striemer, Leonid; Thurnauer, Martin; Vollrath family; Wallach, Toni; Winterberg family; Wohlgemut, Eugen; Wolff, William; Zimmermann, Emil

Folder 0: Inventory; 1966 

Folder 1: Two bound handwritten manuscripts, originally owned by Max Arnhold: a diary starting in 1830, and “Glaubensbekenntnis” prepared for a Jewish confirmation. Also included are published materials about the Arnhold bank in Dresden; undated, 1830 

Folder 2: Eulogies and other clippings pertaining to members of the Arnhold Family; undated, 1906-1925 

Folder 3: Newspaper clippings regarding the death of Georg Arnhold (1859-1926); 1926 

Folder 4: Materials about foundations and endowments, such as the bank’s retirement plan : ’Gebrüder Arnholdscher Pensionsverein’ and others; 1924-1926 

Folder 5: Essays - clippings and publications - primarily about the art collector Eduard Arnhold and his foundation, Deutsche Akademie Rom Villa Massimo; undated, 1967-1985 

Folder 6: Clippings about Deutsche Akademie Rom Villa Massimo; 1968-1987 

Folder 7: Clippings and notes, illuminating family trees of the Arnhold, Gutmann, Bayer, and other connected families; undated, 1915-1934 

Folder 8: Notes, photographs, postcards, correspondence, family trees and other materials mostly pertaining to Georg Arnhold and the Arnhold family in the U.S. Specially noteworthy is ‘Flucht-Bericht von Kurt Arnhold’, a mostly handwritten account on the stationary of the Park-Hotel in Amsterdam about Kurt Arnhold’s escape from Germany, circa 1938; undated, circa 1923-1986 

Folder 9: Notes about tombstones in Dessau; undated 

Folder 10: Clippings and notes, illuminating family trees of the Arnhold, Arons, Bayer and Gutmann families; undated, circa 1914-1934 

Folder 11: Clippings and notes, illuminating family trees of the Arnhold, Gutmann, Bayer, and Koppel, families; undated, 1923-33 

Folder 12: Materials about the Lewenz family. Also included is the doctoral thesis by Hans Lewenz: ’Die Finanzierung und die Preisbildung der Trusts’, Berlin, 1903; undated, 1903-1904 

Folder 13: Various documents and clippings about Adolf Arnhold, Eugen Gutmann, and others, as well as notes from Dessau, Anhalt, and Dresden; undated, circa 1921-1935 

Folder 14: Correspondence as well as poetry and fiction by Walther Gelpke, a stepson of Max Arnhold; circa 1927-1953 

Folder 15: Clippings and notes, illuminating family trees of the Arnhold, Gutmann and Bayer families; undated, 1921-1935 

Folder 16: Various materials pertaining to the bank ‘Bankhaus Gebrueder Arnhold’ in Dresden and its owners. Noteworthy are a letter by Heinrich Arnhold to Prinz August Wilhelm in response to Wilhelm’s joining the Nazi-Party, May 15, 1930, and a letter by Kurt Arnhold in response to the decree, prohibiting Jews to enter public pools, July 24, 1935; undated, 1926-1965