Edith Schoenberger Kaufman papers 1870-2006

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Edith Schoenberger Kaufman papers 1870-2006

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The collection consists of Edith Schoenberger Kaufman's family papers, photographs, and photo albums/scrapbooks. The materials document Edith's family life in Germany, the experience of Edith and her first husband, Eugen Schoenberger, in Nazi Germany and in France under Germany occupation, her immigration to the United States, and Edith's work in the Jewish community in Missouri and California.

Number of containers: 1 carton, 3 boxes, 13 oversize boxes; (linear feet: 8)

Bancroft Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6655504

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