Schwabacher Family,Wuerzburg 1746-1985 bulk 1914-1960s

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Schwabacher Family,Wuerzburg 1746-1985 bulk 1914-1960s

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This collectionholds papers, correspondence and visual material of Benno and Aenne Schwabacher (néeDannenberg) and their ancestors. Prominent topics are Aenne and Benno Schwabacher'svacations, their emigration from Germany and their immigration to the USA. Thepapers in this collection include a vast amount of visual material (predominantlyphotos), official documents, most of which related to the Schwabacher’s emigrationand immigration as well as quite lot of correspondence.

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