Re: [Cz-L] Art in Czernowitz

Hi Edgar,,

The big and very elegant library Niedermayer and Bernfeld, located in the
Herrengasse, next to the corner Herrengasse/Kochanovskigasse and opposite
to "Aurora ', my mother in law's library " What happened with them , after
the Sowjet ccupation? all the private shops were , closed, the goods
taken., the whole family Niedermajer was deported to Siberia. If Bernfeld
remained, I believe the same fate...
For other informations about the old time between the two wars, do not
hesitate, please address with confiance on the information office Hedwig
always with pleasure at your sevice
Apropo art, I found in my archive a papercutting and painter women from
Czernowity, Shoshana Neumann..I have also some pictures of her cuttings.
Hag Sameah
Hedwig

-----Original Message-----
From: Edgar Hauster
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2014 7:36 PM
To: David Glynn ; Ellen Greenspan
Cc: czernowitz-l_at_list.cornell.edu
Subject: RE: [Cz-L] Art in Czernowitz

David...

Checking the archives of the Czernowitz daily newspaper "Der Tag" at

http://dertag.forenworld.com/index.php

by introducing "Bernfeld" into the search engine, I learned that the
bookstore Dr. Bernfeld & Niedermayer was located on Herrengasse 20
(06.11.1932).

It's thrilling that from the last entry concerning "Dr. Bernfeld", dated
01.06.1934, we are learning that Dr. Bernfeld was accused by the Romanian
authorities to be the leader of a Communist group. The members of this
Communis cell used code names and were on the run?!

Dr. Bernfeld, not just an art lover, but a freedom fighter too! I'd love to
learn more about his fate after 1934?!

Edgar Hauster
Lent - The Netherlands

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