Businesses
Businesses aim to sell products and/or services to customers, thereby generating revenue.
The objective of businesses is to sell products and/or services to customers, thereby generating revenue.
Locations (35)
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Adviesbureau Goslar en Ledermann (Goslar & Ledermann Consultancy)
Amsterdam
This consultancy was later located at Merwedeplein 31 and Zuider-Amstellaan 16, Amsterdam, Hans Goslar's residential addresses. Location
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Arc’s Advertentie- en Uitgeversbedrijf N.V.
Amsterdam
Arc's (Aronson en Compagnons) was an advertising agency that handled a campaign for Opekta. Location
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Bijenkorf
Amsterdam
The Bijenkorf is a large department store in Amsterdam. Location
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Blankevoort, Bookshop and Reading Library
Amsterdam
Bookshop in Amsterdam's Rivierenbuurt neighbourhood, where Anne Frank's red-checked diary was possibly bought. Location
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Brocades-Stheeman & Pharmacia
Amsterdam
Brocades-Stheeman & Pharmacia was a pharmaceutical company that did business with the Nederlandsche Opekta Mij. Location
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California Fruit Company
Amsterdam
This company was a competitor of Opekta in the Dutch pectin market. Location
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Carlton Hotel
Amsterdam
In the 1930s the Carlton was one of Amsterdam's more prestigious hotels. During the war years, the hotel was in use as a Luftgaukommando of the German occupation forces. Location
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Centrale Maatschappij voor Handel en Industrie
Amsterdam
The company Centrale Maatschappij voor Handel en Industrie was located at Keizersgracht 604, Amsterdam. The directors were Johannes Kleiman and Jacques Heuskin. Location
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Central Market Halls
Amsterdam
The Marktet Halls, opened in 1934, served as a center for food (wholesale) trade. Location
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Cimex Institute
Haarlem
Cimex Institute was a decontamination company dedicated to decontaminating buildings and ships. Location
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Cineac Damrak
Amsterdam
In a Cineac cinema, a continuous show alternated current affairs with documentaries and short films. Location
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Delia Photo Studio
Amsterdam
Photos of Margot and Anne Frank were taken at the Delia Photo Studio. Location
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Chemist's A. Lincoln
Amsterdam
Chemist's on Leliegracht where Johannes Kleiman sent Bep Voskuijl on the day of arrest of the people in hiding. Location
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Elhoek
Amsterdam
Furniture upholstery firm 'Elhoek' was located at Prinsengracht 261, next to Otto Frank's premises at Prinsengracht 263. Location
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Fokker, N.V. Dutch Aircraft Factory
Amsterdam
Aircraft factory in Amsterdam-North. During the war, the factory was used for the German war effort. Air raids in July 1943 caused extensive damage to the factory. Location
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Großhandlung im Metzgerei-Bedarfsartikelen
Osnabrück
The Großhandlung im Metzgerei-Bedarfsartikelen (Wholesaler of butcher supplies) was founded by Aäron van Pels, the father of Hermann van Pels. Location
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Headquarters of the Dutch Chamber of Commerce for Germany, in Frankfurt
Frankfurt am Main
From 1926 Theodor Metz was Secretary of the Dutch Chamber of Commerce for Germany. Location
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Keg Thee en Koffie, firma C. (C. Keg Tea and Coffee Co.)
Amsterdam
Branch of a Zaandam wholesale company in coffee, tea and packaged foods, located next door to Otto Frank's business premises. Location
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Clothing store of Fritz Pfeffer's parents in Gießen
Gießen
Ignatz Pfeffer and Jeanette Pfeffer-Hirsch, Fritz Pfeffer's parents, had a women's and children's clothing store at Marktplatz 6 in Gießen. Location
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Delphi Tearoom
Amsterdam
Delphi was a lunchroom and ice cream parlor that was only accessible to Jews from 1941. Location
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Dutch Chamber of Commerce for Germany
Den Haag
The Chamber's headquarters, located in Frankfurt since 1926, were moved to The Hague in 1933 due to the changed political situation in Germany. Location
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Nederlandse Pectine Industrie
Amsterdam
The Nederlandsche Pectine Industrie was a competitor of the Nederlandsche Opekta Mij. Location
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Noblesse
Amsterdam
Chocolate, confectionery and pastry factory. Location
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N.V. Paauwe's Volautomatische Kalenderuurwerken (N.V. Paauwe's Fully Automatic Calendar Clocks)
Amsterdam
Johannes Kleiman was co-founder and supervisory director of this company. Location
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Oase
Amsterdam
Oase was one of the catering establishments in Amsterdam-Zuid where Jews could continue to go. Location
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Opekta | Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 120-126
Amsterdam
First office of "Nederlandsche Opekta Maatschappij N.V." and "Centrale Maatschappij voor Handel en Industrie" in Candida building, Amsterdam. Location
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Opekta | Singel 400
Amsterdam
Singel 400 was the home of the Nederlandsche Opekta Maatschappij from late 1934 to late 1940. Location
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Perry & Co
Amsterdam
Perry & Co was a shop selling pens, stationery, bags, suitcases, and board games. Location
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Prad, Reclameadvies- en advertentiebureau (Prad Advertising Consultancy and Agency)
Amsterdam
Prad was an advertising agency Otto Frank was in contact with after the war. Location
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Sangostop
Amsterdam
Sangostop was a pharmaceutical company with which Opekta did business. Location
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Schellekens Borduur- en Plisseerateliers (Schellekens Embroidery and Pleating Studios)
Amsterdam
Jan and Miep Gies worked for this company. Location
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Thelopharm, N.V.
Amsterdam
Thelopharm was a pharmaceutical company affiliated with Sangostop. Opekta did business with Sangostop. Location
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Tokita Product Company
Amsterdam
Tokita was a preserving and canning factory. Location
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T. Peppink & Sons, Machine Factory
Amsterdam
Machine factory T. Peppink & Sons supplied a spice mill to Otto Frank's company Pectacon. Location
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Uitgeverij Contact
Amsterdam
Uitgeverij Contact was the publisher of the first edition of Het Achterhuis Location