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Ursula Randtather, were “mixed,” as she and my father had been labeled) and had been baptized. Some clearly felt out of place. K. Dohnke, a journalist with whom I worked, told me that when he was interviewing members of this group, he noticed that Ursula, one of the leaders, did not mention her Jewish backgroun

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Ilse Brugs, like herself, exuded expensive taste. Pictures of her two grandchildren, both with dark hair, and four colorful paintings and sketches, one of her daughter, dominated the room. She had numerous animal china pieces—a goose with a blue ribbon and a yellow egg candle, and two dogs—and a collectio

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Margot Wetzelelets. She had beautiful blue and white china everywhere and green and white Holland Delft porcelain. Her entire apartment on Hagenau Street displayed wealth. She did not grow up with it, however. Margot was in sales and did well in business.