Re: [Cz-L] Gary Rogovin Is there an aerial picture available of Steingasse S...

Dear Albert,

Thanks for writing! I'd be glad to see any pictures you have of
Steingasse, if and when it's convenient for you to send them.

When were you born (if you don't mind my asking)?

My mother's family (named Ziegler) owned Steingasse #9. They left at
the outbreak of WWI and went to Vienna. When they came back, squatters
were living in part of the house, and the squatters continued to live
there after the family's return. My mother was born in that house in
1918. In 1928, her mother took her and her brothers to American to
join their father. Steingasse #9 belonged to my mother's grandmother,
Raisel Ziegler, who continued to live in that house until she died (I
don't know exactly when, but I think in the late 1930s).

Were you alive then?

Nancy


On Sep 13, 2008, at 12:08 PM, ALinder002_at_aol.com wrote:

> Dear Nancy,
>
> I was born at #10 Steingasse Street and my father Shmuel Linder
> owned the grocery store on the ground floor (street level) at #10. I
> have some pictures I took on a visit in 2001, but not aerial photos.
>
> Albert Linder
>
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