George Schwyzer Family Collection 1904-2009

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George Schwyzer Family Collection 1904-2009

The collection contains documentation of the George Schwyzer family of Vienna, mostly regarding George Schwyzer's restitution claim. Included in the collection is the final decision regarding Schwyzer's claim as well as supporting materials including birth, death, and deportation records; property inventories for several family members; and photocopies of deportation lists and concentration camp documents pertaining to members of the family. Also included are family trees of the descendants of Heinrich Schwitzer (1818-1997); and two photographs.

2 folders

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SNAC Resource ID: 6345737

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Auschwitz (Concentration camp)

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Schwitzer, Otto 1879-1938

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Schwitzer, George 1902-1947

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Schwitzer, Hugo 1865-1924

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Schwyzer, George 1947-

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Hugo Schwitzer and his wife Hedwig née Nossal owned the company H. Schwitzer & Söhne in Vienna. Their son George Clemens Schwyzer, born 1902 in Vienna, emigrated from Vienna to England in October 1938. His son George Schwyzer was born in 1947 in Liverpool. From the guide to the George Schwyzer Family Collection, 1904-2009, (Leo Baeck Institute Archives) From the guide to the George Schwyzer Family Collection, 1904-2009, (Leo Baeck Institute Archives) ...