Papers relating to Gertrud and Max Joseph, Ida and Paul Simons and Artur and Hans Bial 1914-2005

Joseph, Max. 1874

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Bial, Hans. b c 1910

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Joseph, Gertrud. 1878

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Sobibor extermination camp

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Simons, Rose Marie. 1910

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Westerbork transit camp

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Glassman-Simons - Gaby

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Gertrud and Max Joseph: Gertrud (Trude) Blach was born into a family of six children in Stralsund in 1878. The family moved to Berlin when she was a young child and had their own leather business. Max Joseph also came from Strahlsund. He was born in 1874, the eldest of three children. Max married Gertrud and they had two children: Martin (1903-1974) and Rose Marie (1910-2003). In the 1920s there was widespread anti-Semitism in Pommerania making it difficult for the couple to run the...

Simons & Söhne AG Neuss

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Simons, Ralf René 1904-

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Simons, Amelie Caroline. 1881

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Simons, Paul Moritz. 1876

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Bial, Arthur. 1877

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