The word "dentist" is used in Romanian, as well.
And the word Kogan is written in Cyrillic. These are probably, young
people from Lviv in Czernowitz,
in 1944-45.
Mimi
On Apr 28, 2011, at 1:25 PM, cornel fleming wrote:
> Hardy...by the sign for a "Dentist" this has to be in an English-
> speaking or
> English-ruled place.The clothing looks like early 1900's or 1920'
> so could
> it possibly be Jerusalem after the British arrived..by the name the
> Dentist
> was certainly Jewish. Cornel
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