Selma Elli Hildegard Weber
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Notes
Lived in Breslau where she operated an X-ray laboratory. Named as the wife of Dr. med. Max Gassmann when he died during the first World War; at that time her address is given as Sternstrasse 112. Her full name is taken from Max's death certificate.
In ca 1930 she lived at Charlottenstrasse 14. In 1939 she travelled from Palestine via the UK to the USA. The passenger lists give her intended final destination as Palestine and her relative in the USA as her brother-in-law L. Gassmann. Sources (click here for generic source information)
cbj.jhi.pl - confirms Selma Gassmann, doctor's widow at Charlottenstrasse 14 (in ca 1930) was born Weber, also gives her date of birth;
cbj.jhi.pl, cbj.jhi.pl, cbj.jhi.pl, cbj.jhi.pl - invoices addressed to Dr. Selma Gassmann at Charlottenstrasse 14 in 1930-32 for the maintenance of Leopold and Paula Weber's graves and the Gassmann wargrave; 1935 address book for Breslau - describes Frau S Gassmann at Charlottenstrasse 14 as a radiographer and gives a separate address for her laboratory; de.wikipedia.org - describes Pierre Gassmann's mother as having an X-ray laboratory in Breslau; cbj.jhi.pl - Max Gassmann's death announcement listing his wife, parents-in-law, children and siblings; cbj.jhi.pl - war grave register giving Max Gassmann's wife's name and address - grave number 9 (6th entry on left and right pages) sbc.org.pl - Schlesische Zeitung, Nr. 170, 4 April 1918. |
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