This collection of family papers and business papers comprises several separate deposits, made some time after Luise Neumann's death in the 1980s. This is a good example of a collection of business papers of a former Jewish Company in Germany which was taken over as part of the Nazi aryanisation process, containing a range of records one would expect to see in a business archive as well as documents referring specifically to the persecution of the owners on the grounds of race [1023/1/39 and 1023/1/13]. The collection also contains papers which document the experiences of the family as they were forced into exile in the late 1930s, including a considerable amount of correspondence, much of it written in a mixture of German and English, an indication of the Anglicanisation of the family, particularly Luise [1023/1/38].