Samuel Fränkel was born 22 November 1801 in Zülz (currently Biała, Poland). In 1827 he moved to Neustadt O.S. (currently Prudnik). He founded a linen and terrycloth factory in 1845, at the shore of Prudnik river.[2] It quickly became one of the biggest terrycloth factories in Europe. Fränkel opened a few branches in Berlin and Augsburg.[3] The company was confiscated from the Fränkel family by Nazis in 1938, under the Nuremberg Laws that prohibited German Jews from owning property. Post-war, the company reopened under the name Zakłady Przemysłu Bawełnianego "Frotex".
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samuel, fränkel, hebrew, שמואל, פרנקל, november, 1801, july, 1881, german, industrialist, שמואל, פרנקלborn22, november, 1801zülzdied28, july, 1881, neustadt, resting, placejewish, cemetery, prudnikcitizenshipgermanspouseester, polkechildrenzwi, menachem, jehud. Samuel Frankel Hebrew שמואל פרנקל 22 November 1801 28 July 1881 1 was a German industrialist Samuel Frankelשמואל פרנקלBorn22 November 1801ZulzDied28 July 1881 age 79 Neustadt O S Resting placeJewish cemetery in PrudnikCitizenshipGermanSpouseEster PolkeChildrenZwi Menachem Jehuda Akiba Dorothea Cacilie Josef Jenny Abraham Albert Auguste Rosalie Emanuel HermannParentsAbraham Isaak Frankel father Chandel Frankel mother RelativesMax Pinkus Contents 1 Life 2 Family 3 Death 4 ReferencesLife editSamuel Frankel was born 22 November 1801 in Zulz currently Biala Poland In 1827 he moved to Neustadt O S currently Prudnik He founded a linen and terrycloth factory in 1845 at the shore of Prudnik river 2 It quickly became one of the biggest terrycloth factories in Europe Frankel opened a few branches in Berlin and Augsburg 3 The company was confiscated from the Frankel family by Nazis in 1938 under the Nuremberg Laws that prohibited German Jews from owning property Post war the company reopened under the name Zaklady Przemyslu Bawelnianego Frotex Family editHe was a grandfather of Max Pinkus Death editSamuel Frankel died 28 July 1881 in Neustadt O S References edit Dobra trasa Vydejte se s nami na skok sousedum www dobratrasa eu Retrieved 3 November 2018 Jak zmienial sie Prudnik z inicjatywy rodzin Frankel i Pinkus cz 1 Prudnik24 Prudnik24 in Polish 13 January 2015 Retrieved 3 November 2018 Frankel Samuel Wirtualny Sztetl sztetl org pl in Polish Retrieved 3 November 2018 nbsp This German business related biographical article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Samuel Frankel amp oldid 1173952742, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
