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776. National Library of Australia, “MS 9246-Papers of Frances McNicoll,” http://nla.gov.au/nla.ms-ms9246, 23 Apr 2013.
777. “Family Tree 12960436/-124844963,” http://www.mundia.com/au/Tree/Family/12960436/-124844963, 23 Apr 2013.
778. Navy, “SIR ALAN WEDEL RAMSAY MCNICOLL,” http://117.55.225.121/Sir_Alan_Wedel_Ramsay_McNicoll, 23 Apr 2013.
780. “Letter to Peter Cassirer 4/8/03 from Eva Chava Senger (geb Falk),” 4 Aug 2003, Jim Falk archives.
781. “Bescheinigung,” 8 April 1935, Dessau, Israelischen Kultusgemeinde, Photocopy, Jim Falk archives.
Extract from the Synagogue Book in Dessau. That on 30 Jan 1837 Mr. Lazarus Falk had a son from his wife Zippora born Löwe who received the name Ferdinand Falk
Extract from the Synagogue Book in Dessau. That on 30 Jan 1837 Mr. Lazarus Falk had a son from his wife Zippora born Löwe who received the name Ferdinand Falk
782. “Sterbeurfunde,” 5 April 1905, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, 153, Photocopy, Jim Falk Archive.
Hans Falk announced that his father Ferdinand Falk married to Margarete born Caro, son of Lazarus and Zippora died in his flat in Berlin 4 April 1905.
Hans Falk announced that his father Ferdinand Falk married to Margarete born Caro, son of Lazarus and Zippora died in his flat in Berlin 4 April 1905.
783. “Letter to Peter Cassirer 4/8/03 from Eva Chava Senger (geb Falk),” 4 Aug 2003, Jim Falk archives, Note that her family name is spelt ‘Caro’ rather than ‘Karo’ on gravestone.
786. Schuster, Peter-Klaus/Vitali, Christoph/Butts, Barbara (Hg.): Lovis Corinth München/New York 1996, S.163, “Sophie Cassirer 1906,” http://www.musee-imaginaire.de/lesesaal/corinth/werk9061-fr.htm, 1996.
788. “A loose translation of Wege Zur Kunst/Paul Cassirer,” http://www.andreas-kunst.de/cass.html).
789. “Compiled from loose translation,” http://www.luise-berlin.de/lexikon/mitte/c/Cassirer_Paul.htm.
792. Professor Peter Paret, Dec 2004, “Notes on the Paret and Cassirer Families,” Jim Falk archives, p. 28.
793. Sabine Burg and Petra Kaufmann, “Bernfeld, Siegfried,” http://www-gewi.uni-graz.at/dilthey/piluwe/druck/ausdruck.php?id=16 ;, 17 Apr 2006.
See also Cassirer Miscellaneous Album http://www.genealogy.metastudies.net/ZDocs/Cassire...ellaneous/index.html
See also Cassirer Miscellaneous Album http://www.genealogy.metastudies.net/ZDocs/Cassire...ellaneous/index.html
794. Professor Peter Paret, Dec 2004, “Notes on the Paret and Cassirer Families,” Jim Falk archives, p. 29.
795. “Peter Paret,” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Paret, 5 Oct 2007.
796. Per Wastberg, “Warrier of the Imagination,” http://www.nobel.se/literature/articles/wastberg/.
797. Steven Lee Gruzd, “Family tree of Steven lee Gruzd, as at 14 November 2001,” http://awt.ancestory.netscape.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?...83373436&ti=4317.
798. Steven Gruzd, “Genealogical Data,” http://www.geocities.com/stevengruzd/dat0.htm, 2003.
799. Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the Universit of Texas at Austin, “Nadine Gordimer, 1923-,” http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/gordimer.html.
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