Leo Catzenstein seated on an outdoor bench Portraits Men

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Alfred Lichtenstein with his first wife Gerda and their daughter Sylvia seated on a park bench; Buenos Aires.

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Martin Goldschmidt reading on a park bench Portraits Men

Handwritten postcard addressed to Ruth Goldschmidt in Italy and dated 1937 from Zurich

Markus Dublon with his wife reading newspapers on a park bench Portraits Couples

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Young Herbert Strauss (center) with four friends seated on a park bench on the Sabbath; Würzburg.

To the right of Herbert Strauss are Anne Chrenbacher and Walther Reis, to his left are Heinz Ostheim and an unidentified woman

Leo Catzenstein seated on an outdoor bench Portraits Men

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Alfred Lichtenstein with his first wife Gerda and their daughter Sylvia seated on a park bench; Buenos Aires.

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Unidentified man and young boy sit on park bench in Chile Portraits Women

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Unidentified man and young boy sit on park bench in Chile Portraits Women

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Unidentified woman holding two children on park bench Portraits; Family

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Erinnerungen 1857-1934

Genealogy; childhood in Tuebingen as the youngest of 14 brothers; student life in Tuebingen; professional career; because of his being Jewish no possibility to enter career as public prosecutor; active membership in National Liberal Party and in Free Mason Lodge; World War I; closing of his law office in 1933. Contains transcriptions of numerous congratulations for his golden wedding and his 80th birthday in 1937.

Seixas family papers, undated, 1746-1911, 1926, 1939.

The collection contains items relating to individual members of the family as well as the Seixas family in general. Included are papers of the following persons: Isaac Mendes Seixas (1708/9-1780/1), a copy of A voyage to Hudson's--Bay, by Henry Ellis, inscribed with his name on the title page, along with additional inscriptions on the end papers (1748); and a daily prayer book printed in Amsterdam (title page missing), with an inscription on the first page indicating that the book was owned by Seixas in 1758/9, and subsequently by his grandson, Theodore J. Seixas, in 1816/17.