Manas Fish

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Manas Ryba (born 1843, died 1938 in Warsaw) is a Warsaw Jew, an entrepreneur mainly associated with Warsaw's Praga.

Mana Fish, married to Esther at the house of Halbfish, was the originator of the rise of the Różycki Bazaar, for which the idea was from Julian Różycki receive a parcel and house at ul. Targowa 52 around 1885. Fish became the market manager before 1901. The innovativeness of this idea was that on a fenced area of ​​the bazaar every hoist could rent a stall and trade there.

In 1899, the Association of Roads in the Kingdom of Poland was established with the boards of Julian Różycki, Bronisław Goldfeder and Adam Dzierżanowski. President Julian Różycki, directors - Bronisław Goldfeder, Adam Dzierżanowski and Manas Ryba. This company supervised the mareck railway, officially opened September 15, 1899.

The date of the birth of Mr. Fish, because it was so commonly called in Prague, raises doubts - it was said that at the time of death he was 95 or 105 years old.

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