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	Kommentare zu: Mandl Josef &#8211; 31. Dezember 1889	</title>
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	<description>Leiden und Freuden eines Inschriftentüftlers.</description>
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		Von: Carole Vogel		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The father was Adolf (Abram Yehudah) Mandel son of Ignatz (Yisahi).  The mother, Fanny Schischa,, was a member of the large Schischa clan that can trace its roots to the earliest history of Mattersdorf&#039;&#039;s Jewish community. Adolf and Fanni had 11 children. Of the children who reached adulthood, most were slaughtered in the Holocaust along with their spouses and own children. A few of the adult children escaped to Palestine.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The father was Adolf (Abram Yehudah) Mandel son of Ignatz (Yisahi).  The mother, Fanny Schischa,, was a member of the large Schischa clan that can trace its roots to the earliest history of Mattersdorf&#8221;s Jewish community. Adolf and Fanni had 11 children. Of the children who reached adulthood, most were slaughtered in the Holocaust along with their spouses and own children. A few of the adult children escaped to Palestine.</p>
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