Chairman of the Salomon Krojake Society for Dowries for Jewish Brides in Berlin.110 His name is marked as “aus Krojanke”. As Adalbert Suarma notes Krojanke (today Krajenka, Poland) was a small town in so called "Westpreussen" (western Prussia, the capital was "Posen", today Poznan. It's a province completely lost after 1918 to new Poland, like the Kattowitz region. It was the German part of the division of the 'Polish cake' between Prussia, Austria and Russia - the 3 empires with a high concentration of Jews in these parts, the German and Austrian part being a bit more comfortable for them.546