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S M von Rothschild, Vienna (The Vienna house)

The Rothschild Archive (Public site: "The Business")

Claims Supported by This Source

  1. The Rothschild family received the title von by Imperial Austrian decree in 1817
  2. The complicated arrangements for this enormous loan demanded the presence of a Rothschild in Vienna and thus Salomon Mayer (1774-1855), who had been handling Rothschild affairs with Austria, moved to the city and established S M von Rothschild
  3. Salomon was granted the concession to construct a railway linking Bochnia and Vienna in 1832
  4. In 1843, Salomon was made a citizen of Vienna and thus became the only Jew entitled to purchase property
  5. After Salomon's death in 1855, his son Anselm (1803-1874), was the able head of the Viennese House
  6. Three of Albert's sons, Alphonse (1878-1942), Louis (1882-1955) and Eugène (1884-1976) succeeded him on his death in 1911

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