File:Hotel Bristol Bad Gastein 07.jpg
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Deutsch: Das Hotel Bristol in Bad Gastein wurde in zwei Etappen - 1912 und 1927 errichtet. Es wurde von der aus Polen stammenden jüdischen Familie Kokisch nach jüdisch-orthodoxem Ritus als Kurbetrieb geführt und war vor 1938 in Deutschland und Österreich sehr bekannt. Nach dem "Anschluss" Österreichs zwang man die Familie ihr Eigentum und das Land zu verlassen. Das Haus wurde nach Intervention des Reichsführers SS Polizeiverwaltung weit unter seinem Wert zwangsversteigert und fiel mangels anderer Anbieter der deutschen Polizei zu, die das Hotel unter dem Namen "Haus Ostmark" als Kurhaus für Polizeiangehörige führte. Nach Kriegsende wurde das Haus 1945 und 1946 von US-Truppen und der UNRRA genutzt. Letztlich wurde das Haus an die Eigentümer zurückgestellt und ist heute - nach mehreren Besitzerwechseln - ein Privathaus.
English: Built in 1912 and 1927 the Hotel Bristol was a health resort. The Kokisch familiy who owned the hotel managed the house keeping jewish-orthodox rules. In 1938 the Nationalsocialists forced the jewish owners to leave house and country. During the pogrom in November 1938 the hotel was damaged by the mob and things have been taken away illegally. The property was put up for compulsory auction and sold to the german police far below its real value. After that the hotel was used as a health resort for the german police.1945 and 1946 US troups and UNRRA were using the house. Later the house was given back to the original owners. Since then the house was owned by varying persons. Today the house is in private ownership and the hotel is closed. |
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