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Hanns Margulies (1889 - 1960)
The Early Years
Geboren am 27.XI.1889 in Sosnwice, im damaligen Russisch-Polen
als Sohn eines österreichischen Staatsangehörigen.
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Born on 27th. November 1889 in Sosnowice, in what was then Russian-Poland,
son of an austrian citizen. Hanns Margulies, CV
Hanns has three dates of birth:
- 3rd. May, 1889 (hand-drawn Family Tree)
- 27th. September, 1889 (from his CV)
- 19th. November, 1889 (Marriage Certificate)
He was born in Sosnowiec, nr. Katowice (Kattowitz), then Russian-Poland. In Katowice he went to school with Arnold Zweig, and later, in Haubinda, his schoolmates included Erich von Mendelssohn and Bruno Frank.
He gained his "matura" (school leaving exam) in Vienna[1] and then
Studierte in Deutschland und Österreich.
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studied in Germany and Austria. Hanns Margulies, CV
He lived for a while in Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin, in the Scherenbergstrasse 5 - perhaps during his studies ? Looking out of my office window, I can see the shop at Kurfürstendamm 215, which until recently, was the premises of a Gentleman's Outfitters, Edmund Wünsch. This, presumably, is where he bought the blue tie, which I now have, and, which, now and then, I still wear !
A speculative thought:
I have some photos of the three Remenyi sisters, Tilde, Annus and Maria, with the description "Berlin 1916".
- were they just visiting ?
- did they live in Berlin for while ?
- did Hanns and Maria become aquainted in Berlin ?
Dramaturg der Volksbühne Wien unter Stefan Grossmann und Dr. Arthur Rundt.
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Dramatic advisor at the Volksbühne Vienna under Stefan Grossmann und Dr. Arthur Rundt. Hanns Margulies, CV
This was from 1912-1914 [1][2]
1914-1918: Kriegsdienstleistung, Oberleutnant eines Infanterieregiments [...]
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1914-1918: War services, Lieutenant in an infantery regiment [...] Hanns Margulies, CV
He served in the Austrian Army from 1914 to 1918.
However, there is a slight discrepancy (or plain lack of knowledge !) here: According to a letter from the Austrian War Archive Hanns was conscripted in 1911 and had to serve 3 years. But maybe I've misunderstood this and he was only conscripted for one year. See next page: The Army Years .
Other sources:
- International Biographical Dictionary of Central European Emigrés 1933-1945; K. G. Sauer Verlag, München, 1983
- Heymann, Werner Richard: "Liebling, mein Herz lässt dich grüssen", Henschel 2001.
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1911 - 1918
1911 - 1918