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Identifier
20046600
Description
Berlin House Furnishings Follow Refugee Couple -- Mister and Misses Ted Samosch, Jewish refugees who escaped from Germany during the Holocaust and are now living in Fort Worth, Texas. Their home at 2556 Cockrell Avenue reflect a bit of old Germany which they have transplanted into Fort Worth. Their furniture was shipped from Berlin after payment of a heavy tax. Mr. Samosch is shown here with some of these furniture. He stands before an eight-foot mahogany pieces containing a radio, phonograph and books. A leather club chair is situated in the corner with an end table and a lamp. Mr. Samosch is dressed in a button-up shirt and trousers. Published in The Fort Worth Star-Telegram evening edition, July 10, 1941.
Archival Date
1941-07-09
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1261
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Couples; Refugees; Immigrants; Trousres; Furniture; Bookcases; Radios; Phonographs; Chairs; Lamps
Names
Samosch, Ted; Samosch, Ted (Mrs.)
Subjects
Couples; Refugees; Immigrants; Trousres; Furniture; Bookcases; Radios; Phonographs; Chairs; Lamps