Re: [Cz-L] Fokshaner

Gabriele,

Are you sure her name was Raja Jaglom and not Dita Jaglom?
Dita Reifer Jaglom is or was my second cousin. Her father,
Manfred Reifer, was a first cousin of my father.
I do not remember Dita, possibly I never met her.

Manfred Reifer had a PhD in history, when very few people had such
titles.
He was the head of the "Tzionim Klaliyim" (Centrist Zionists) in
Czernowitz
and a representative to the Romanian parliament. During the war,
he was one of the very few people who could send and receive letters
from Transnistria, occasionally he could also send some packages.

I do not know whether Manfred Reifer owned a car.

Mimi

On Dec 26, 2012, at 5:21 PM, E. & G. Weissmann wrote:

> We met them a few times in a hotel in Austria, in the summer. She
> was extremely well dressed, with splendid jewellery,an attractive
> woman. What did we talk about - Czernowitz of course. They were
> nice and friendly, and it was obvious that they belonged to the
> higher society.
> One day, their son arrived from London, to visit his parents, in a
> Rolls-Royce. Keeping up the tradition! Maybe Cornel knew the family.
> The Fokshaners were much older than us, and in later years we did
> not see them any more.
>
> And another family which had a car in the early years in
> Czernowitz. The WIZO Berlin invited Raja Jaglom years ago, when she
> was president of the World Wizo. We went to the meeting, which took
> place in an elegant hotel, and my mother went up to her to talk to
> her about Czernowitz. She was rather distant and uppitiy (not to
> say something else). She said she had left the city when she was 17
> years old and had no many recollections of it. Her family was known
> in Czernowitz to have one of the first cars. She married early, a
> well-to-do man, and left the city
> for bigger ones. Can Hedwig confirm?
> Gabriele
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