Clementine Kraemer Collection 1894-1963 bulk1913-1926

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Clementine Kraemer Collection 1894-1963 bulk1913-1926

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This collection is comprised of papers of the writer Clementine Kraemer.Although it is primarily composed of examples of her writing, including both poetry and prose, it also includes personal documents andcorrespondence, as well as a detailed biography.

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Cahnman, Werner J. (Werner Jacob), 1902-1980

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Werner Jacob Cahnmann (later Cahnman) was born in Munich on September 30, 1902 to Sigwart and Hedwig Cahnmann. He had five siblings: Hans, Eva (later Chawa), Fritz (later Fred), Augusta ("Gusti"), and "Lilo" (Lieselotte, later Rachel). Werner Cahnman studied at the universities of Munich and Berlin, taking courses in economics, history, political science, and sociology; his doctoral dissertation on the work of economist David Ricardo was published in 1927, and earned him a Dr. oecon...

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Clementine Sophie Cahnmann was born in 1873 in the town of Rheinbischofsheim in Baden. She was the second child of the merchant Gustav Cahnmann and his wife Augusta (née Levi). Her childhood and schooling took place in Rheinbischofsheim and in Karlsruhe, where the family moved when she was seven. In 1891 Clementine Cahnmann married Max Kraemer, a businessman and banker of Munich and a distant relation by marriage. The couple never had any children. It was in Munich that ...

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