Re: [Cz-L] Marriages.

Hi Mimi, you are marvelous, but not all Cz.girls married like that...
I had a boy classmate in the Comenius-school, I learned with him at a french
"Kurs" for the bac, I was every two days to change books in the Aurora, the
owner were the parents of this boy, named Heinz Brenner and I never knew
that he has an elder brother, who was student in Prag...After my return from
Vienna,( where I was beginning to study history of arts), because Hitler
invaded Austria, I was for some days in Putna, at my best friend Anny
Rosengarten, (who was murdered with her husband in Mihailovka, over the
Bug,in 1943) and there I met my husband..I went for some days to my friend
and stayed 3 weeks...and in .three months we were married...for 60
years...So we were both Czernowitzer, but we met in an other
place....fate????? I know, this is not a story in which you are interested,
but when memories comes, apropo, marriage......
Shabbat Shalom Hedwig

Original Message -----
From: "Miriam Taylor" <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu>
To: "HARDY BREIER" <HARDY3_at_BEZEQINT.NET>; <Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu>
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2010 9:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Cz-L] Marriages.

> On Czernowitz marriages:
>
> Hardy is right, while we lived in Czernowitz and vicinity, people married
> within the circle of people they knew or occasionally they married the
> people they were introduced to, by friends and relatives. Once we left
> Czernowitz, Czernowitz or Bukovina brides were still considered by
> Czernowitz and Bukovina bachelors, the most desirable ones.
> They were good "Balebustes" (housekeepers), they were good cooks, they
> would
> not squander money, they would make their husbands proud to take them out,
> or to bring guests home.
>
> In the living room, they behaved like ladies, in the kitchen, they were
> good
> cooks and in bed, they were completely uninhibited. Or so was it believed.
>
> All my bachelor relatives were convinced of this and if they lived
> somewhere
> where there were no Czernowitz single young women, like Panama, or
> Curacao,
> they asked their relatives in Israel, to find one and send her to them.
>
> Mimi
>
>
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