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ЛОТ 35:
Archive of a Jewish businessman S. Fishel including correspondence with a Jewish businessman Natan Greenspan from ...
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200
Комиссия аукционного дома:
20%
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Archive of a Jewish businessman S. Fishel including correspondence with a Jewish businessman Natan Greenspan from Poland who perished in Holocaust 1943, 20 items
Archive of a Jewish businessman S. Fishel and correspondence with a Jewish businessman Natan Greenspan from Poland who perished in Holocaust 1943, 20 items: 8 Shana Tova cards to S. Fishel incl. 2 cards from Natan Greenspan; Wedding Invitation of Debora Mahler and Nathan Gruenspan (Greenspan), 1889; First flight postcard Poland >Palestine, 1937 from Natan Gruenspan on PC of his factory to his relative in Tel-Aviv; PC letter from occupied by Red Army Lwow to Tel-Aviv, 27.IV. 1941, shippost – Lwow>Odessa>Palestine; Antique cabinet photo. 15x10.5 cm – crack across and other letters in Yiddish, Hebrew and Polish
Natan Grunspan was born in Debica, Poland to Shimon. He was an industrialist and married to Dvora. Prior to WWII he lived in Debica, Poland. During the war was in Debica, Poland. Natan died in 1943 in Debica, Poland at the age of 74. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 25/05/1999 by his granddaughter, Sara Klein.
