Rabbi Heinrich Friedmann

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~prohel/names/friedmann/friedmanndes.html#hein

Obituary: http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno?apm=0&aid=nfp&datum=18910310&seite=14&zoom=2

No information was found on Heinrich in Bratislava, Slovakia archives for the town Senica or Prague archives. Judaica Bohemiae mentions a Friedmann family in Prostějov, Moravia 223, 251, 1891-1901 as does Jewishgen. Research article mentions the Prostějov 1846-1874 Registers were lost due to Fire - see Books on Jews in Prostějov

Note: see Profit.cz 4/6/2008 Tkadlec tělem i duší ".. Heinrich Friedmann - Jewish Businessman has significantly contributed to the industrial development of Moravian Šternberk (Sternberg), founding in the late 19th century Mechanical Weaving Cloth, which employed up to 400 people..". In abt. 1850 the Friedmann family started their Textile business in Šternberk, 1852: Anton Heeg, Ignatz Schottik obituary and Heinrich Friedmann formed a firm Heeg, Schottik & Friedmann. 1863: Johann Kuntner sold the building (current post office) to Anton Heeg & Heinrich Friedmann. 1868: the partnership dissolved and Anton sold his share to Heinrich ( - 1891). Ludwig Friedmann inherited the building, sold it in 1909 to K. K. Allgemeine Verkehrbank Wien, year after Arthur Friedmann bought his shares and became the owner of Heeg & Friedmann (mechanická Tkalcovna na Lněné a Bavlněné Zboží).

See Heeg & Friedmann in 1865 Bohemia, Moravia, Austrian Silesia, Krakow business directory (in German) OR 1891 Heeg & Friedmann ownership transfer Newspaper Draft letter OR Friedmann Textile OR Šternberk - (1850-1969) Friedmann-Klimesch-Rohel families