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Neu-Reisenberg
The
settlement Neu-Reisenberg is located in the south of the Marienthal
factory area and is part of the community of Reisenberg (including the
workers’ Neugebäude boarding-house, An der Fischa 1, built in 1846). The
settlement developed from about 1875 along the Mitterndorferstraße and Reisenbergerstraße, which was something like the shopping center of the
Marienthal workers. It was also the place where the most important inns
of the Marienthal workers were located: for example, the Heinrich Treer
warehouse, butchery, and inn, which is mentioned twice by name in the
Marienthal study, and the Sam inn, the most important meeting point of
the Marienthal workers.
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The
Mitterndorferstraße in Neu-Reisenberg (community of Reisenberg).
On
the left, the Sam inn, followed by the factory’s warehouse of
Franz Hollub (1824–1916), since 1918 of
Heinrich Treer
(1882–1961).
Picture postcard about 1915,
Sperlings Postkartenverlag; original 8,9 X 14,2 cm.
Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz),
Walter Dienstl:
Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl
picture collection, call number 43/244.
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The
Sam inn (pronounce: sa:m) in
Neu-Reisenberg, Mitterndorferstraße 4 (built 1877), opened 1886, closed 2006, an important
meeting point of Marienthal workers.
Photo 1910; original 9,0 X 14,0 cm.
Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz),
Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture collection, call
number 43/007.
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The
guest garden of the Sam inn in Neu-Reisenberg, Mitterndorferstraße 4.
Photo about 1926; original 9,0 X 14,5 cm.
Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz),
Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture
collection, call number 43/504.
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The
inn »To the South Pole« of Josef Reinbacher (pronounce: ’rainbaxər;
1892–1969)
in Neu-Reisenberg, Reisenbergerstraße 11, with its owner; since 1999
»Valide
Sultan Camii«
Turkish Islamic cultural center of the
»İslam Kültür Merkezleri Birliği / Union
of Islamic Cultural
Centers« (UIKZ).
Photo about 1930; original 11,9 X 8,0 cm.
Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz),
Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture
collection, call number 43/009.
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The
cinema in the court of the inn »To the South Pole« in Neu-Reisenberg,
Reisenbergerstraße 11, opened in 1923, closed in 1962; today
part of the
»Valide
Sultan Camii«
Turkish Islamic cultural center.
Picture postcard about 1924, [s.l.: s.n.]; original 8,9 X 13,8 cm.
Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz),
Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture
collection, call number 43/233.
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The warehouse, butchery (both closed in 1988), and inn (closed about 1980) of
Heinrich Treer (pronounce: ’tre:r;
1882–1961) in Neu-Reisenberg, Mitterndorferstraße 2 (built 1878), opened in 1918.
Photo about 1930; original 20,1 X 25,5 cm.
Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in
Austria (Graz), »Marienthal« Virtual Archives,
Georg Grausam picture
collection, call number 47/012.002.033.
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The warehouse, butchery, and inn of
Heinrich Treer in Neu-Reisenberg,
Mitterndorferstraße 2, mentioned by name twice in the Marienthal
study.
Photo about 1926; original 8,6 X 13,6 cm.
Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz),
Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture
collection, call number 43/015.
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The
hairdressing salon of master barber Karl Cuda (pronounce:
’t∫uda; 1900–1940)
in Neu-Reisenberg, Mitterndorferstraße 5.
Photo 1930s; original 8,9 X 13,0 cm.
Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz),
Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture
collection, call number 43/019.
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© Reinhard Müller
Status: June 2010
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