At a public conference in May 2005, a friend of the Polsterer family described the people who stole the Nestroyhof from Anna Stein as “resistance fighters”. The Regional Direction (Gauleitung) of the Nazi Party, however, was of a different opinion. The documents listed below show how the Nazi leadership perceived the character and collaboration of each of the five “Aryanizers” of the Nestroyhof before they took possession of it in their successful quest for Jewish property. THE DYBBUK IN THE NESTROYHOF - A DOCUDRAMA OF OUR TIMES |
Richard Polsterer NATIONALSOZIALISTISCHE DEUTSCHE ARBEITERPARTEI GAULEITUNG NIEDERDONAU Personnel Office Wasagasse 10, Vienna IX, Vienna, March 8, 1939 To theGau Wien (District Office of the NSDAP in Vienna) Am Hof 4, Vienna Regarding: Political Assessment of Richard Polsterer, Resident of Enzersdorf an der Fischa. The abovementioned was previously involved out of economic interest with the enemy without having acted, however, against the NSDAP. Following the change of leadership, he supported the Party with financial contributions and has also joined the NSV (Nationalsozialistische Volkswohlfahrt / National Socialist Society of Social Welfare) and the DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront / German Labour Front). Nothing politically unfavorable is known about him. Heil Hitler! The Director of the Personnel Office for the District Administrative Office of the Nazi Party |