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These are the five Affidavits Of Support that were necessary for the Pfifferling family to come to America.
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I have made a list of the deportation statistics of the family members of my grandfather, Adolph Samenfeld:
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The following information was been sent to me by Klaus Dietermann of Seigen, Germany. I have edited and translated to English from German. http://aktives-gedenkbuch.de/index.php/Detail/Object/Show/object_id/114
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Niederwerrn Synogogue This is the family tree for the Gutmanns, Oma Julchen’s side of the family. I have received the Gutmann Family Tree from Sharon Trosch, Rabbi Joseph Gutmann’s daughter. I have also received some notes from Tracy Marx that were from a trip her grandmother, Lillian Marx, made to Niederwerrn. http://garysam.typepad.com/photos/gutmann_family_tree/index.html
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My father's parents, Opa Adolph & Oma Dina Samenfeld. I have received information about the Samenfeld family from Falk Liebezeit of Diepholz, Germany where the Samenfeld family was from. In the process of constructing this family tree, I have also consulted two other websites.
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In the Photo Album section there are individual lists that I have posted: htmltp://garysam.typepad.com/photos/deportation_lists/index This website contains photocopies of the actual deportation lists used by the Nazis. https://www.statistik-des-holocaust.de/list_ger. Not all of the lists are available. For example, My father's uncle and cousin, Moritz Samenfeld, and Arthur Samenfeld, and also my grandfather's cousin, Johanna (geb Samenfeld)…
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Eschwege Synagogue: Kristallnacht, November 9/10, 1938. http://www.germansynagogues.com
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History Of The Samenfeld/Pfifferling Family 