Name: Once We Were Yekkes: More Discoveries - Uncovering their Names and Stories: 300+ years of a German-Jewish family mid 1600s-2026 (en Inglés)
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Author: Marlow, David H
ISBN: 9781764500616

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Once We Were Yekkes: More Discoveries - Uncovering their Names and Stories: 300+ years of a German-Jewish family mid 1600s-2026 (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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David Henry Marlow

Autor

Marlow, David H

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Inglés

N° páginas

474

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781764500616

Once We Were Yekkes: More Discoveries - Uncovering their Names and Stories: 300+ years of a German-Jewish family mid 1600s-2026 (en Inglés)

Marlow, David H (Autor) · David Henry Marlow · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Once We Were Yekkes: More Discoveries - Uncovering their Names and Stories: 300+ years of a German-Jewish family mid 1600s-2026 (en Inglés)"

A family history reflecting a 300-year history of Jews in German-speaking lands, exploring stories about amazing individuals, Jewish village life, the lives of Protected Jews, urbanization and assimilation, antisemitism, Kristallnacht experiences, the fate of Jews in the Holocaust including the deportations and concentration camp experiences, and the efforts to flee Europe. The story of the author's ancestors takes us from East Prussia to Hamburg, Berlin, Hannover, Wuppertal, Leipzig and many small German towns and villages, such as Ibbenbüren, Fröndenberg, Körbecke, Varel, Güsten and Jever. The author tells the stories of relatives like writer and librarian Dr Werner Kraft, Jakob Buchholz who fought at Waterloo, and banker and philanthropist Julius L Isenstein, and explores the lives of many relatives, including rabbis, teachers, house painters, butchers, merchants, dentists, cattle dealers and at least one innkeeper across three centuries. This is the second volume of the author's family history, and explores the methodologies and processes used by the author to research his family history.