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Christoph Kreutzmüller, « The Sevilla Dance Palace - Arthur Lefebre », Database of Jewish-Owned Businesses in Nazi Berlin, ID : 10.58079/nh84
Logo of The Sevilla Dance Palace At Christmas time in 1927 the “most elegant amusement establishment of the South” opened its doors at Oranienstraße 68, near the Moritzplatz. Arthur Lefebre, born in 1899, was the owner of the Sevilla, while his father, Wilhelm, owned the building.[1] Initially, the dance hall was booming, with up to 400 guests at a time being catered for by bar staff and cooks and being entertained by the house band. As a result of the economic crisis, however, revenue beg...