Herzmansky was a department store in Vienna. It was founded by the Austrian Jewish merchant August Herzmansky [de] in 1863. The department store was located...

"Herzmansky is purely Aryan again!" – The Herzmansky department store in Vienna was confiscated after the Anschluss....

founded on 1 June 1901 in Vienna. It was formed by the publishers Bernhard Herzmansky (himself from the Doblinger [de] firm), Adolf Robitschek [de] and Josef...

times: to Josefine Schall, the mother of Grethe/Gretl Deutsch, to Maria Herzmansky, mother of Hedwig (Hexi) Kramer, and to the novelist Adrienne Thomas....

from Forth near Nuremberg, who had learned the drapers trade from August Herzmansky, who had founded, in 1863, a prominent Viennese drapery. Then on 26 September...

within the chapel: the one of Eduard Herzmansky, again designed by Hegele in 1909‒1910, and the one of Jean Herzmansky, created by sculptor Theodor Khuen...

leading skiwear designer. Beginning her fashion career as a stylist with Herzmansky, Vienna's largest department store, she subsequently launched Bloomingdale's...

Peter Schütte as Viktor Keller Maria Sebaldt as Emmy Rudolf Vogel as Herzmansky Gerd Frickhöffer as Fritz Hollmann Fritz Eckhardt as Arpad Kelemen Rudolf...

Inn (1958) - Buffon Parucchio A Woman Who Knows What She Wants (1958) - Herzmansky, Sekretär The Elephant in a China Shop (1958) - Diener Embezzled Heaven...

co-wrote the lyrics. The Viennese music publisher Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky) published three songs from the film: Ein Dirndl muß klein sein, Es kommt...

archive of the St. Florian Abbey. In 1898 the work was issued by Bernhard Herzmansky by Doblinger. The first performance occurred on 5 February 1903 by Gisela...