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Experiences of the couple David Mischliburski, born in Posen, Poland in 1899, and Gerdi (Lindheimer) Mischliburski, born in Klingenberg am Main, Germany in 1902, during 1922-1942
 Experiences of the couple David Mischliburski, born in Posen, Poland in 1899, and Gerdi (Lindheimer) Mischliburski, born in Klingenberg am Main, Germany in 1902, during 1922-1942 Emigration of David from Poland to Germany; David's life in Munich, where he manages a carpet and arts business; Gerdi was from an established German-Jewish family; her family’s ancestors settled in Klingenberg in the early 19th century with the help of a letter of protection given to the Jews; birth of the Mischliburski couple's children: Fritz, Ruth, Ernst and Laura; deterioration of the relationship of the Mischliburski couple,...
File Number : 458
Type of Material : Survey Report
Language : German
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