Walter Heinz Issac Lubranitzki [Lubran] family papers correspondence family tree photographs postcards.

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Walter Heinz Issac Lubranitzki [Lubran] family papers correspondence family tree photographs postcards.

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Contains information about the forced sale of property of Benno Lubranitzky (the donor's grandfather) in Sebnitz, Germany, during the late 1930s; the early life of Walter Lubran (originally Lubranitzky) in Sebnitz and Dresden, Germany; family genealogy; Walter Lubran's enlistment and activities in the US Army, both stateside and in Europe, during and after World War II; information on other members of the Lubran/Lubranitzki family; emigration of Walter Lubran to the United States in 1938; and Walter Lubran's postwar life.

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Lubran, Bernard.

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Bernard Lubran resides in Rockville, Maryland. He is the son of Walter Lubran (originally Lubranitzki), a German Jew, who emigrated to the United States from Sebnitz, Germany, in 1938. Walter enlisted in the United States Army and was primarily stationed in France and Germany from 1944 to 1946. From the description of Walter Heinz Issac Lubranitzki [Lubran] family papers correspondence family tree photographs postcards. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum). WorldCat record id: 8...

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Lubranitzky, Walter.

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