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Gross-Breesen Traktor.
No full textThe tractor in Gross-BreesenLBIIn the spring of 1936, the Reichsvertretung der Juden in Deutschland formed the Jüdisches Auswanderungslehrgut (Jewish Emigration Training Farm) in Silesia. The estate, known as Gross-Breesen, was donated by a Polish Jew named Willi Rohr, and was located near Obernigk in the district of Trebnitz. The goal of the institution was to provide young Jews agricultural skills in order to ease their emigration to other countries. The program, with about 120 participants, of which approximately 30 were girls, was led by psychologist and educator Dr. Curt Bondy (1894-1972)
[Gross-Breesen Photo-Album]
No full textIn the spring of 1936, the Reichsvertretung der Juden in Deutschland formed the Jüdisches Auswanderungslehrgut (Jewish Emigration Training Farm) in Silesia. The estate, known as Gross-Breesen, was donated by a Polish Jew named Willi Rohr, and was located near Obernigk in the district of Trebnitz. The goal of the institution was to provide young Jews agricultural skills in order to ease their emigration to other countries. The program, with about 120 participants, of which approximately 30 were girls, was led by psychologist and educator Dr. Curt Bondy (1894-1972).Digital Imag
Margaret Gross Kelly
No full textPortrait of Margaret Gross Kelly as a child. Margaret Gross Kelly was the wife of Daniel T. Kelly, daughter of Jacob Gross and Caroline Linton
Gross Blackwell Sheep Ranch
No full textGross Blackwell Sheep Ranch ca. 1902, somewhere between Roswell and Las Vegas, N.M. Gross, Blackwell & Co. was a predecessor to Gross, Kelly & Co., which was one of the pioneer wholesale and retail mercantile companies in the Southwest
Mrs. Gross & Child
No full textWoman identified as Mrs. Gross holding a small child in August, 1917. Gross, Kelly & Co. was one of the pioneer wholesale and retail mercantile companies in the Southwest
Lisbeth and Bondy.
No full textLBIIn the spring of 1936, the Reichsvertretung der Juden in Deutschland formed the Jüdisches Auswanderungslehrgut (Jewish Emigration Training Farm) in Silesia. The estate, known as Gross-Breesen, was donated by a Polish Jew named Willi Rohr, and was located near Obernigk in the district of Trebnitz. The goal of the institution was to provide young Jews agricultural skills in order to ease their emigration to other countries. The program, with about 120 participants, of which approximately 30 were girls, was led by psychologist and educator Dr. Curt Bondy (1894-1972)
Gross, Blackwell & Co.
No full textStorefront of Gross, Blackwell & Co, possibly in Las Vegas, N.M. Gross, Blackwell & Co. was a predecessor to Gross, Kelly & Co., which was one of the pioneer wholesale and retail mercantile companies in the Southwest
Gross Kelly Family on Horseback a the Grand Canyon
No full textMembers of Gross Kelly family on horseback at the Grand Canyon
Oral History Interview with Gross, Bowser and Johnson
No full textThe National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Bowser, Gross and Johnson. The three-way conversation begins with Frank Gross discussing his activity at the Battle of Wake Island when the garrison had to surrender to the Japanese at the outset of the war. Frank joined the Marine Corps in late 1938. He also describes a lot of his travels during the Great Depression. Johnny served as the postmaster on Wake Island. Walter was on Wake Island, too. The men share several anecdotes about their time on Wake Island during the battle and some stories of their captivity. At times, these men go into great detail about their experiences on Wake Island fighting the Japanese, being captured and interacting with the civilians
Gross Kelly, & Co. Store in Rowe, New Mexico
No full textGross, Kelly & Co. store in Rowe, New Mexico. In front of the store a group is fixing a flat tire
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