Lucky Hardy,
I remember in the early days of 1941 or so
jewellery & silver had to be delivered to the
authorities, that how our silver candlesticks &
the silver spice holder & various other pieces
left our household. They were heirlooms
there was a lot of crying.
Fred
On Sun, Jan 18, 2015 at 10:39 PM, David Weiner <dweiner_at_xs4all.nl> wrote:
> Hallo
> Hardy you are a very lucky man to have even your morthers candlestiks.
> I have nothing from Cernowitz except a small silver cup, which was made
> when my father was born and it is writen on the bottom 1896. I got this
> cup from an oncle. David
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