Re: Gnendelmen family in New York City #usa
Sherri Bobish
Brian, Found this interesting State Department item about Fannie GNENDELMAN. I've removed all names except Fannie's. Regards, Sherri Bobish Princeton, NJ https://archive.org/stream/departmentofstat21940unit/departmentofstat21940unit_djvu.txt Mr. Angus Ward, chief of the consular sec- tion of the American Embassy in Moscow, after 3 weeks in Lwow consulting American citizens who were caught there and arranging for Soviet exit visas for them through the Embassy at Moscow, succeeded in having 30 such Ameri- can citizens leave by train on January 20, for the frontier station of Sniatyn (U. S. S. K.) and Oraseni (Rumania). Arrangements for them to enter Rumania without Rumanian visas were made with the Rumanian Government through the good offices of the American Legation at Bucharest. The American Legation at Bucharest reports that the following American citizens passed the Soviet frontier from Sniatyn to Oraseni on January 21, 1940, and reached Bucharest on the afternoon of January 22 : Fannie Gnendelman. The names given above are believed to be the same persons whose names and addresses are given below : Gnendelman, Fannie, 2095 Morris Avenue, Bronx, N. Y.
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