Illustrierte Halbwochenzeitschrift des Berliner Tageblatts • 1915
[Illustrated Semiweekly Journal of the Berliner Tageblatt • 1915]
Category Archives: Photos
Birth Certificate Problem
Czernowitzers… I am in contact with a fellow named Alejandro Kinsbrunner whose grandfather was born in Czernowitz in 1901. Indeed his gf’s birth record has been transcribed and is available through Daniel Horowitz’s database.
The problem is that my correspondent is trying to re-establish his Austrian citizenship, and the Austrian authorities will only take certified proof that the proper documentation exists. He has in his possession a copy 1938 document from the then Romanian govt. to that effect which can’t be used as it is not an ‘original’. I have posted this document on the Blog at: http://ehpes.com/blog1/?p=8321
Is there any way to get an official document from either the Archives or the municipal government to the effect that 1901 birth of this fellow’s gf was properly registered in 1901?
It seems to me likely that others have run into similar problems — so, what to do?
jerome
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Ulrich Gansert’s Bukovina Winter Journey December 2014
Candlesticks from Gaby Rinzler
From Gaby Rinzler:
This is my only heirloom inherited from my mother
Gaby
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Coach Ride in Czernowitz
Edwin Richard Gold and Ria Meerbaum in Czernowitz in 1939
Dow Friedman: “Photo in the Horetchawald – Isiu Engler, husband of Mania (Maria) (neé Kuperman) eldest sister, my mother, Genia , Dow and my father, Itzik.”
Mimi Taylor: “‘Shopping’ from either 1935 or 1936. In the front is Frieda Jagendorf, in the back are my maternal grandparents Saul-Leib and Scheindel Steinmetz.”
Yosef Eshet: “Coachman Mishu, myself near him, Kurt Marcus (perished on the “Struma”) behind me, Ermin Reichmann (passed away in Vienna some years ago) behind Mishu. Not seen, are Bobbi and Liza the pair harnessed to the coach, in 1940, just before the Soviets occupied Czernowitz.”
Gaby Rinzler: “Here is an additional coach: me at 2 and my brother at 9.”
1920 Czernowitz Class Photo
From David Rosner:
Dear Aunt and Uncle (Edy und Gaby Weissmann), dear fellow members of the
list,
As promised I come to you with a recently found photograph, which was deeply
dug into in my beloved father Charles ROSNER’s things – and to be more
precise in one of the more or less preserved cardboard suitcases that
belonged to my grandparents, and which remained all over the years.
As you can see it is about Edy Wagner’s class, I wonder if I read right :
“Zur Erinnerung von meiner III. Volksschulklasse im Juli 1920″…
But I may be wrong.
I hope you all like this as much as I did when I found it !… Unless you
maybe had it already.
Greetings from Normandy.
David.
David ROSNER,
Directeur Pièces, Service Après-Vente et Informatique, Groupe SAUSSEREAU.
Téléphone : +33.(0)6.74.32.20.15.
www.saussereau.com
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Hebronia Photos from Cornel Fleming
Hi! Two pics….one Hebronia in Czernowitz and the 2nd at a reunion,I think
in Israel. My uncle Erich Neuberger is the tall one back row in the
Czernowitz photo [1st. photo]. Does anybody recognize others in either picture???
Cornel
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ASF Camps
From Shelley Mitchell
I want to share an interesting experience with you. I was looking at the headstones uncovered by the ASF camps. My grandfather’s name was Moldauer. One of the headstones uncovered was that of a Berta Moldauer. I tried to find out more about her but I couldn’t. I don’t think she was in any of the databases. So I continued my long-term search for my Moldauers and I came across this passport application for her son in Brazil. It shows that Berta was married to Wilhelm and their son was named Jakob. While this information did not help me personally, it can now be added to the information we already have about those who lived in Czernowitz. Without the work of the volunteers, Berta would still be an unknown. Hopefully, her grandchildren will look for her someday.
Shelley
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Medallion
From Jean Weightman:
I have attached two photographs of a medallion I found among my mother’s things. My mother was born in Czernowitz in 1913. Her parents and maternal and paternal grandparents were all Czernowitzers from around the mid 1850s.
The medallion could be Romanian, Austro-Hungarian, German or something else.
It looks like a coin with the tiny photograph fixed to one side and decorated with enamelled Forget-me-nots.
I wonder if anyone from the list is able to identify the gentleman – possibly a monarch – and the coin. I cannot find a date on the medallion. It may have been on the side that was later decorated with the photograph and the flowers.
Thanks and best wishes to all.
Jean Weightman
