wilhelmbuchheim
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Seder at the house of Hugo Brill in 1934 from Center for Jewish History, NYC uploaded March 2010
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Seder night Passover 1934 (5694) at house of Hugo Brill given by Wilhelm Buchheim in Germany
- excellentzebu1050 said:
Seder at the house of Hugo Brill in 1934
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The Gifted Photographer said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Passover: why is this group different? why four cups? why matzo?, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
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mlionelm said:
Hello I'm the great great son of Hugo brill, where I can see this picture? do you have more? Please can you contact me at lionel.mouchabac@gmail.com
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ludwigtieck55 said:
Dear Mlionelm, I will contact you regarding the material we have on Hugo Brill. You are also welcome to write me at msimonson@lbi.cjh.org. I am out of the office today, but will return on Monday. You should also click on the link to CJH Archives and Library Catalog above, type in the name Hugo Brill, and see what else you find. Michael Simonson Archivist Leo Baeck Institute
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ludwigtieck55 said:
Dear Gifted Photographer, I know I am getting back to you extremely late, but you are welcome to add any of our photographs to your group "Passover: why is this group different? Why four cups? Why matzo?" Michael Simonson Archivist Leo Baeck Institute
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Center for Jewish History, NYC said:
Dear Mlionelm, I did not find anymore material on Hugo Brill offhand, but I only did a few fast searches. Please feel free to consult our online catalog at www.lbi.org. (Click on "Search Online Catalog"). Using names, locations, and other terms, you can begin to try to find more information about your family that we might have in our archives. Sincerely, Michael Simonson Archivist Leo Baeck Institute