Therese Godshaw's nee Molling 70th birthday party at the Krakauer home; Boston Portraits Family

Left to right behind table: John Krakauer, Donald, Michael and Robert Godshaw (Children of Hal and Anne), Grandma Therese Godshaw nee Molling, Julius Pick (Grandfather of Robert, Michael and Donald). In front of table: Wendy and Gerry Godshaw (children of Kurt and Edith.

Gottschalk family in the park; Hannover, Germany. Portraits Family

Left to right: Therese Godshaw (Gottschalk) nee Molling, Walter, Freddy, Grandmother Henriette Gottschalk nee Rothschild, Ursula, Hal and Kurt

The Gottschalk family seated around the dining table; Seelhorst Strasse 26, Hannover Portraits Family

From left to right: Kurt, Therese nee Molling, Ursula, the maid, Elizabeth and Hal,

"Dancing Lady" sculpture by Ellen Bernkopf nee Catzenstein Artworks

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Gottschalk children on vacation at a mountain lake; Titisee, Germany.

Front left to right: Ursula and Walter; back left to right: Kurt, Elizabeth, and Hal

Fritz Gottschalk and his children boating on a mountain lake; Titisee, Germany.

From left to right: Ursula, Walter, Hal, Kurt, Fritz, and Elizabeth Gottschalk; the lake is probably the Titisee near the Swiss border in the Black Forest, Germany

Gottschalk family on vacation; Norderney, Germany.

Left to right: two unidentified women, Kurt Gottschalk, Therese Gottschalk nee Molling, Fritz Gottschalk, unidentified woman (the maid?), and Elizabeth Gottschalk

VG10024 Consumer insights into vegetable consumption phase two

To develop the psychological concepts identified in Horticulture Australia Limited (HAL) study VG08000 into a survey instrument. To conduct a quantitative study that provides a psychological understanding of consumer segments.

BA09025 Commercial feasibility of banana waste utilization in food industry

As a response to the HAL banana call, this project will look to further utilization of bananas not suitable for the retail market.

Family portrait taken in a garden on the 75th birthday of Henriette Gottschalk nee Rothschild.

Front row, from left to right: Fritz Gottschalk, Walter Gottschalk, Kurt Gottschalk, Ursula Gottschalk, Hans Ludwig (Hal) Gottschalk, Rudolf Gottschalk, Elizabeth Gottschalk; babies, from left to right: Ilse Gottschalk, Freddy Gottschalk; adults, from left to right: Karl Gottschalk, Elisabeth Gottschalk nee Steinfeld, Ernst Gottschalk, Henriette Gottschalk nee Rothschild, Therese Gottschalk nee Molling, Fritz Joseph Gottschalk

Portrait of the dancing school class of Therese Molling (second row third from right); Germany.

Mille Ottling ran the dancing school. Therese Molling's daughter Liesel (Elizabeth) Gottschalk and brother Hal attended the same school during the mid 1920s

Walter, Ursula and Freddy, three of Fritz Gottschalk's children dressed in costumes in front of a dollhouse; Hannover, Germany.

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Fritz Gottschalk's family in front of the hotel Kurhaus Brunig, Norderney; Germany.

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The Gottschalk family on the beach; Norderney, Germany.

(l-r) Elizabeth, Hans Ludwing (Hal), the maid, Ursula, Walter, Freddy, Therese (in Strandkorg) and Kurt standing

Virus identification and development of long-term management strategies for the rhubarb industry

The purpose of this report is to present the final results of all activities conducted under HAL Project VG05053 ‘Virus identification and development of long-term management strategies for the rhubarb industry’. The report provides a summary of project findings, a description of technology transfer activities, and recommendations arising from the outcomes of the project. The overall objective of this project was to devise a strategy for the control of rhubarb decline disease through 1) knowledge of the viruses present and their epidemiology, 2) production of virus-free planting material via tissue culture, and 3) formation of a national grower group to represent industry.