Rudolf Haberfeld

Death: http://www.badatelna.eu/fond/1073/reprodukce/?zaznamId=1954&reproId...
From the book OSTRAVA AND ITS JEWS, ‘Now No-one Sings You Lullabies’ by David Lawson, Libuše Salomonovičová, Hana Šústková:
https://azpdf.tips/ostrava-and-its-jews-now-no-one-sings-you-lullab...
"In 1903 Markus’s wife died in Vienna while having medical treatment and in 1905 Markus asked the local district office for permission to lease his restaurant to his younger brother Rudolf on the grounds of his own ill health. This request was granted and the youngest of the three Haberfeld brothers, Rudolf, ran the establishment first as a lease-holder and from 1910 as owner. Rudolf had been helping Markus in the pub-restaurant from an early age. When he became its owner he renamed it the Alhambra, obtained a license to run legally permitted games and also started renting rooms to pub guests. After the outbreak of the First World War Rudolf was called up to the front in 1915. His wife, Hermina née Weissová (*1877), looked after their three small children, and Rudolf entrusted the management of the restaurant to the young German Catholic, Adolfina Friedrich. He came back from the war unscathed and ran his restaurant himself until his death in 1935, when his widow took over the business. None of the three children showed any interest in hospitality as a career. His son Ernst became a doctor and lived in the Liberec region, his daughter Edita married the Ostrava merchant, Jaro Gabriel, and his younger daughter Elisabeth married the owner of a beer warehouse in Olomouc, called Steiner."