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    Object ID

    2019.2.62

    Object Name

    Certification, Marriage

    Date

    12-23-1938

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    Description

    Double sided. Center title is printed "heiratsurtunde." In the left margin is handwritten, "No. 740. Hamburg, am 23. Dezember 1938."

    Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

    A certificate certifying the marriage between Leo Jacobsohn and Frida Mehrens, listing both of their religions and notarized with a hand-written notice dated Dec. 23, 1938 that Leo will change his middle name.

    Documents [2019.2.60-68] of a German family living through the Holocaust and its aftermath. Leo Jacobsohn, a Jewish citizen of Hamburg, Germany, was married to Frida Mehrens, who was Lutheran. The document collection of this mixed marriage provides a window into their trials and tragedies throughout the period of the Third Reich, along with the family’s attempt to claim restitution owing to Leo’s perishing in Theresienstadt just prior to the end of World War II.

    Dimensions

    13 x 8 1/4 "

    Keywords

    Leo Jacobsohn, Frida Jacobsohn, Frieda Jacobsohn

    Subcollection

    Jacobsohn

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    Marriage Certificate of Leo Jacobsohn and Frida Mehrens

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