To complement my previous letter: there is definitely Handwerker "artisans,"
but I don't know what to do with the term Bund "Union" in the name. I wonder
whether it was not a separate word.
Paul Heger
On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 3:50 AM, Attiyeh <rea_at_ucsd.edu> wrote:
> Hi, all --
>
> What's the English translation for "Bandbundwerkersaal" ? Sounds to me
like
> a workers' social center or union hall, but I'd like to be more certain.
It
> was part of the address from a 1901 marriage announcement, and it is
> followed by what I recognize is the street address of
"Dreifaltigkeitsgasse"
> which you've already so kindly explained to me a while ago. Somehow I
missed
> noticing that I didn't understand this first part!
>
> Is anyone familiar with that particular "haal"? Did any of you get
married
> there? If so, what was it like inside?
>
> Thanks. -- Jessica Falikman Attiyeh, San Diego, CA
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