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Obituary Margaret Bamberger, nee Schwarzhaupt
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English: Obituary Margaret Bamberger, nee Schwarzhaupt (born on February 21, 1902 in Nuremberg, Franconia, Kingdom of Bavaria; deceased on February 7, 1991 in New York City). She had been married with the chemist, entrepreneur and company founder Dr. Hugo Bamberger (born on August 12, 1887 in Lichtenfels, Upper Franconia, Kingdom of Bavaria; deceased on December 31, 1949 in New York City). The couple had two children, Susanne „Suse“ (* 1925, later married Loebl) and Gabriele „Gabi“ (* 1930, later married Lewinson), both born in Hanover.
Deutsch: Margarete „Gretel“ Bamberger, geborene Schwarzhaupt (geboren am 21. Februar 1902 in Nürnberg; gestorben am 7. Februar 1991 in New York City). Sie war mit dem Chemiker, Unternehmer und Firmengründer Dr. Hugo Bamberger (geboren am 12. August 1887 in Lichtenfels, Oberfranken, Bayern; gestorben am 31. Dezember 1949 in New York City) verheiratet. Aus der Ehe gingen zwei Töchter hervor, Susanne „Suse“ (* 1925, später verheiratete Loebl) und Gabriele „Gabi“ (* 1930, später verheiratete Lewinson), beide geboren in Hannover.
Margarete „Gretel“ Bamberger war Tochter des Kaufmanns Joseph Schwarzhaupt (geboren am 30. November 1869 in Regensburg; gestorben am 30. Oktober 1940 in Nottinghamshire, England) und dessen Ehefrau Emma (1878–1955). Joseph Schwarzhaupt war Mitinhaber einer fränkisch-bayerischen Filialkette, die beispielsweise in Nürnberg, Regensburg und Straubing renommierte Bekleidungskaufhäuser unter dem Namen von deren Gründer als Modewarenhaus Emanuel Schwarzhaupt betrieb. |
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| Source | Aufbau – Reconstruction, weekly German-Jewish newspaper, New York City, Vol. LVII No. 4, February 15, 1991, p. 21, column 5-6 |
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