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| Louis and Emilie Cassirer. Berlin
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| Louis Cassirer gravestone. Writing largely eroded.
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| Emilie Cassirer gravestone. Writing largely eroded.
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| Jewish Cemetary: Berlin-Weissensee. Photos courtesy Regina Pfennig, July/August 2007
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| Eduard and Jenny Cassirer. Berlin
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| Jewish Cemetary: Berlin-Weissensee. Photos courtesy Regina Pfennig, July/August 2007
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 | Lucie Oberwarth’s parents
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| It is likely that the grave shown here in Berlin-Weissensee is that of the parents of Lucie Oberwarth, Paul Cassirer’s first wife.
Identification fits with known first names of each parent, and the dates of Paul Cassirer’s birth in 1835. (This remains to be checked with Professor Peter Paret).
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