Clementine Mosbacher-Adler

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Clementine Mosbacher-Adler

1886 - 1943

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Hugo Mosbacher & Clementine Adler Private collection

Placed by a user. On 22 Sep. 2010.

The wedding party at the civil ceremony in Amsterdam in June, 1942. Hugo Mosbacher is third from the left and Clemy Mosbacher-Adler is on the far right. Private collection

Placed by a user. On 22 Sep. 2010.

Hugo & Clemy Mosbacher in Amsterdam, 1942

Placed by a user. On 19 Oct. 2010.

With: Hugo Mosbacher, Clementine Mosbacher-Adler

Wedding Reception for family, Amsterdam, 1942

This is a photo of the "reception" after the wedding of Hugo & Clemy Mosbacher's niece. Clemy is the first person in the photo and her husband, Hugo is the man standing in the back row. Next to him is Karla Knoller, the sister of the bride and Hugo & Clemy's niece who was deported and killed in Auschwitz shortly after this photo was taken. The Yellow Star is visible on the man (unknown) next to Clemy. The decree that all Jews wear the Yellow Star was issued shortly before the wedding in July, 1942.

Placed by a user. On 20 Oct. 2010.

With: Karla Knoller, Hugo Mosbacher, Clementine Mosbacher-Adler

Placed by Aline Pennewaard. On 18 Dec. 2010.

With: Clementine Mosbacher-Adler

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Hugo Mosbacher and his family

Hugo and Clemy Mosbacher came to Amsterdam in March 1940 with a plan to travel on to the US. Their plan was foiled when Nazis invaded the Netherlands in May 1940. No exit visas were honored after that date. Hugo and Clemy were basicly trapped in Amsterdam. They were picked up and sent to Westerbork …

7 April 2016

The address of Clementine Mosbacher-Adler

Rijnstraat 102 I, Amsterdam in February 1941 Visit location page

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Hugo Mosbacher

1880 - 1943
Clementine Mosbacher-Adler

1886 - 1943