The Bergsons were originally called Kreutzer, but this was changed upon arrival to the UK in Sunderland, when Philip Bergson asked the name of a prominent and successful local Jewish family, and thus adopted their name, in the interests of settlement and survival.
The last resting place of Philip Bergson, circa 1867-1924
The following piece appears courtesy of Diana Burton, née Bergson. Additional details also come from Carl Goldberg.
“The Bergsons were immigrants from Riga and ran a large tailoring firm on Barkerend Road. They had orginally come from Birzie, Lithuania. After Meyer Kreutzer married Hoda Hyman they went to live in Riga where Hoda had eight children.
In 1890,the family (without Meyer) arrived at Hull, then to Sunderland and on to Bradford.
My dad Joseph Bergson was the youngest photographer in the area at his studio, ‘Studio Jorik’ on Manningham Lane and won awards. Uncle Max was a crack shot and world champion weight lifter. He won a world record in 1925 in the 10 stone class
and his cup is still presented.”
In amongst this large Bradford family there were two sisters Renee and Ester Bergson-Brown, who were both playwrights. They wrote “Rosie’s Sweet Shop and “Our Tale of Two Cities” which the critic John Slater wrote about in the Jewish Chronicle in 1953 or 1955. Ester married Edgar Rothschild (1924-2012) who had in 1938 as a teenager, come from Hanover, Germany to England. The couple had three children which include the Rabbi’s Walter and his sister Sylvia and their sister Joyce, an education consultant.
According to Raymond Dunn, an economic migrant to Bradford from North London in 1975, there used to be a derelict cluster of shops near the junction of Listerhills Road and Thornton Road. One of the empty shops bore the name ‘Bergson Tailors’.
Another successful member of the family is film critic, presenter and scriptwriter at BBC, the present day Phillip Bergson. Educated at Bradford Grammar School and then Balliol College, Oxford, Bergson has written for both the Sunday Standard and Sunday Times newspapers.
Film critic Phillip Bergson talks to the BBC’s Kasia Madera about the 2014 Golden Globe nominations, including 12 Years a Slave, American Hustle, Mandela, August Osage County and Philomena.
(Source: BBC)
Here film critic Phillip Bergson discusses the five films every trader should see. He speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “First Up.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Bergson and Rothschild cousin Carl Goldberg‘s information from the National Archives:
The Kreutzer family originally came from Birzie, Lithuania. After Meyer Kreutzer married Hoda Hyman they went to live in Riga where Hoda had eight children.
In 1890, the family (without Meyer) arrived at Hull, then to Sunderland and on to Bradford.
Now my connection, the first two of the family to arrive in England was Philip Bergson (Diana’s grandfather) and Tilly Bergson (my grandmother). According to the 1894 census Tilly and Philip were living in No. 52 Northgate, Bradford with a family called Sunderland.
Just out of interest, Philip eventually married Leah Sunderland – the daughter of Harris Sunderland with whom they were
lodging. They were married in March 1891 at the orthodox synagogue, Bradford. My grandmother Tilly (nee Bergson ) was married to Philip Goldberg on May 14 1894 in the orthodox synagogue, Bradford – thus making Diana my first cousin once-removed.
The highlights of the Bergson family (descending from Philip and Leah Bergson) have to be:
1/ Max Bergson World weightlifting champion for the abdominal lift in the 10 stone division (a record which he still holds)
Note The Max Bergson championship cup still takes place annually in Mytholmrod organised by the amateur weightlifting association.
Max Bergson obituary from Spring 1965.
2/ Max Bergson also won the British Pistol shooting championship in 1946 for the Allied Forces( which must make him one of the best shots in England.
3/ Harry Bergson, the world peace campaigner, the highlight was the greeting card received from President Nasser.
4/Julius Bergson – but it must be said what a wonderful gesture – for the Bradford Jewish community to pay for the Memorial Garden in Israel (then Palestine) Lord Sieff (of M&S) was Chairman.
Sarah Powell of the Local Studies Secton of Bradford Central Library uncovered the following information on the Bergson family in Bradford:
“It seems that the Bergson family were established tailors in Bradford for nearly a century!
The first listing for a Philip Bergson, tailor, is in the 1900 Post Office directory. His business premises are at 19 Barlow Street, and he is living at 5 Hillside Villas. (The Bergsons – Philip, Leah and their five children – are also living on Barlow Street in the 1901 Census). By 1903, Philip moved shop to 137 East Parade, and is living at 6, Coleridge Place. In the 1923 Post Office directory, another Bergson, Mendall/Mendel (1894-1964, who had a daughter, Judith), is based at 64, Godwin Street, and Philip is still at East Parade, although he now lives at 8 Spring Bank Place. Philip Bergson becomes P. Bergson and Sons in the 1927 Kelly’s directory, still at East Parade, and by 1938, the business has moved to 82 and 84 Barkerend Road, where they stayed until 1984 (listed in phone books). In 1938, Mendel Bergson is at 24, Swaine Street, and 70, St. Mary’s Road, Manningham. In the 1965 Barret’s Directory, Mendel is a ‘bespoke tailor’ at 65, Broadway.
I also found an entry for a Mrs Leah Bergson at 29, Oak Lane, Manningham, in the 1927 directory, and an Abraham Bergson at Southfield Square in 1938.
The following information is copied directly from the national Archives website at this web address:
http://www.nationalarchives.
Tilly Bergson (Kreutzer was their original family name) was the 4th eldest of seven children. She was born in Russia in 1872 and died in Manchester in 1950. She came to England with her mother and other members of her family c.1890 and they settled in Bradford, her brother Philip, the eldest Bergson child, was already in England the first of the family to come here where he’d found work as a tailor. The Bergsons came first to Manchester, Leftens and Mottel Sandler had vouched for them. They soon settled in Bradford however, where Philip Bergson was working as a tailor. The Bergsons lived at 46 Heap Lane, Bradford.
The second eldest Bergson child was Max, then there was Minnie, Tilly, Mendel, Fanny and Herman. Fanny Bergson was born on 20/4/1883 in Riga, she was a hunchback. Herman Bergson was born in 1884, he died in 1975. Herman served as a recruiting sergeant in Canada during World War I.
There is an interesting family story regarding Doris Bergson (1849-1936) mother of the Bergson children. Doris got married at the age of 17. Doris Bergson (nee Hyman) was the only child of Fernand a prosperous fur-merchant. Doris (Darushka was brought up by an old servant Anna. Fernand opposed her plans to marry Jacob, a German wandering musician and so Doris eloped walking out of her home over the prostrate body of her father. Meyer did not prove a good husband, in the end he deserted Doris leaving her to bring up their children.
Doris Bergson’s (nee Hyman) mother was called Esther, she died when Doris was very young.”
DOCUMENTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS RELATED TO CARL GOLDBERG AND FAMILY
| Reference | 1476 |
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| Covering dates | 1883 – 1971 |
| Held by | Greater Manchester County Record Office |
| Extent | 226 PHOTOGRAPHS |
| Creators | Goldberg, Carl, b 1952, of Manchester |
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Administrative history:
Julius Goldberg was born in Manchester in 1913. By trade he is a master tailor. He was one of 11 children, his brothers and sisters were as follows:-
Morris Goldberg – was born in 1894 and died in 1954. He had a tailor’s shop in Moss Lane, Moss Side where he started trading in 1923. He married Ray Grossberg and they went to live in Broom Lane, Salford. They had 6 children:- Philip, Anita, Cyril, Elaine, Leslie and Doreen.
Annie Goldberg – was born in 1895. Her married name was Yabulovsky. She died in childbirth in 1921.
Mendie Goldberg – and his wife Freda had 3 children:- Hymie, Leon and Joyce.
Fanny Goldberg – was born in 1906, she married Henryk Nadaner (born in Poland, 1898). He had served with the Polish army during World War II holding the rank of sergeant. He was wounded at Monte Casino and awarded the Monte Casino cross. He also served in the Polish army during the years 1918-21 and was awarded a medal worded “Polska Swenu Obroncy”. He came to England as a refugee. Post 1945 he worked as a doubler in a cotton mill. His address was 62, Newbridge Lane, Stockport. Henryk Nadaner died in 1973, and his wife Fanny in 1977.
Bessie Goldberg – born 22nd May 1902, never married.
Issy Goldberg – married Freda Donchevsky. They had 2 children, Philip and Lawrence. Surname alternative spelling – Donchefsky.
Hilda Goldberg – Married Merton Wander. They had 2 children, Danny and Philip.
Solly Goldberg – was born in 1916. He served in the army in Belgium during World War II. He married Yvonne Cohen and they had 3 children; Michael, Barry and Jonathan. Yvonne Cohen’s father, Israel Cohen came to England from Brody, Galicia at the age of 17. He had 2 tailor’s shops in Manchester, one in the Rock, Bury and another in Bury New Road facing Sabrina Street. Later he opened a tailor’s shop in General Street, Blackpool. He lived at 5, Nothumberland Street, Salford at one time. He died in 1970 aged 79.
Esther Goldberg – born on the 21st September 1898 was scalped in a sewing machine accident when she was aged 17.
Hymie Goldberg – died of consumption aged seventeen.
The donor’s grandparents were Philip and Tilly Goldberg (nee Bergson). Philip Goldberg was born in 1872, the son of Maurice Goldberg who was a farmer in one of the Baltic states. Philip Goldberg was one of 5 children. He had 2 sisters Chana and Chaya who eventually settled in South Africa. Chana came to England first but Chaya went straight to South Africa. Chana and Chaya married 2 brothers whose surname was Atlas.
Philip Goldberg’s sister Julie married Mottel Sandler. Their daughter Yetta married David Richman, Shammas of the Manchester New Synagogue.
Philip Goldberg also had a brother called Isaac, his wife was called Annie.
Philip Goldberg married Tilly Bergson prior to 1893, this was the latest date, according to the donor, they could have been married. From c.1902 to 1937 Philip Goldberg had a tailor’s workshop at 52, Moreton Street, Strangeways, this was also his home address.
Tilly Bergson (Kreutzer was their original family name) was the 4th eldest of seven children. She was born in Russia in 1872 and died in Manchester in 1950. She came to England with her mother and other members of her family c.1890 and they settled in Bradford, her brother Philip, the eldest Bergson child, was already in England the first of the family to come here where he’d found work as a tailor. The Bergsons came first to Manchester, Leftens and Mottel Sandler had vouched for them. They soon settled in Bradford however, where Philip Bergson was working as a tailor. The Bergsons lived at 46 Heap Lane, Bradford.
The second eldest Bergson child was Max, then there was Minnie, Tilly, Mendel, Fanny and Herman. Fanny Bergson was born on 20/4/1883 in Riga, she was a hunchback. Herman Bergson was born in 1884, he died in 1975. Herman served as a recruiting sergeant in Canada during World War I.
There is an interesting family story regarding Doris Bergson (1849-1936) mother of the Bergson children. Doris got married at the age of 17. Doris Bergson (nee Hyman) was the only child of Fernand a prosperous fur-merchant. Doris (Darushka was brought up by an old servant Anna. Fernand opposed her plans to marry Jacob, a German wandering musician and so Doris eloped walking out of her home over the prostrate body of her father. Meyer did not prove a good husband, in the end he deserted Doris leaving her to bring up their children.
Doris Bergson’s (nee Hyman) mother was called Esther, she died when Doris was very young.
1476/1 – 9 are from the identity Book of Carl Goldberg’s paternal great aunt, Fanny Bergson. 1476/1 is the cover of this book giving Fanny Bergson’s address as 46 Heap Lane, Bradford. The book was issued in Bradford, June 8th 1918. 1476/1 1918
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Page 2 of 1476/1. Gives Fanny Bergson’s place of birth as Riga and the date as April 20th 1883. She is listed as a tailoress in the employ of Mr. A. Joseph and her status at her residence as “daughter”. 1476/2 1883
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Page 3 of 1476/1, giving date of arrival in Bradford as 1890 and her previous residence as Riga. 1476/3 1890
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Page 4 of 1476/1, giving personal description (Fanny Bergson was a hunchback) a 4½x3½ sepia photograph. 1476/4 No Date
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Page 5 of 1476/1. Fanny Bergson’s parents are listed as Isaac Bergson and Doris (nee Hyman), both of Russian nationality at birth. Carl Goldberg says Fanny’s father’s name should read Meyer Bergson. 1476/5 No Date
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Page 6 of 1476/1. 1476/6a No Date
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Page 7 of 1476/1. Details of donor’s great-uncle, Canadian Corporal, H. Bergson. 1476/6b No Date
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Page 8 of 1476/1. Signatures and addresses of witnesses. 1476/7 No Date
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Page 9 of 1476/1. Signature of Detective Inspector of Police. 1476/8 No Date
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Page 12 of 1476/1. Endoresements and Remarks: “Produces a statement as to nationality made by the Rev. Joseph Rabinowitz …”, (1918), and change of address to 22 Cowper Street (1932). 1476/9 1918
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Certificate of Registration of Carl Goldberg’s paternal great grandmother, Doris Bergson. Inside cover of certificate with photograph (6×4½, sepia) of holder. Doris Bergson was born in 1849 and died in 1936. 1476/10 No Date
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Page 1 of 1476/10 franked with Bradford Police Aliens Registration Office for 20th January 1920. It gives Doris Bergson’s birthplace as Riga, her date of arrival in the U.K. as 1892, her status as widow and her address as 46 Heap Lane, Bradford. 1476/11 1920
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Photocopy of Glasgow Police, Certificate of Registration of an Alien Friend – Joseph Toberman of 117 Rose St., Glasgow, aged 45, nationality Russian. The certificate bears the Aliens Registration Office frank for March 1st 1916. Joseph Toberman’s daughter Freda married Carl Goldberg’s paternal uncle Mendie Goldberg. 1476/12 1916
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1476/13 – 16 are photocopies of Joseph Toberman’s release papers from a Russian camp. 1476/13 is a page numbered 3-wording in Russian. 1476/13 No Date
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Release paper numbered 7-wording in Russian. 1476/14 No Date
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Release paper bearing official frank and date 1892. 1476/15 1892
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Release paper numbered 8 bearing frank with Russian imperial eagle. 1476/16 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s great-uncle, Herman Bergson, youngest son of Doris Bergson. This photograph and the following 1476/18-131 are from a family album. 1476/17 No Date
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Family portrait c.1890-91. Carl Goldberg had this hand coloured a few years ago. From left to right: Doris Bergson, Herman Bergson (Doris Bergson’s son, Carl Goldberg’s great-uncle), Fanny Bergson, Leah Bergson (Doris Bergson’s daughter-in-law) holding her son Mendel. Behind Fanny Bergson is Fanny’s brother Mendel. Philip (the eldest of Doris Bergson’s sons) is next to him, and next is Max, another of Doris Bergson’s children. 1476/18 c1890-91
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Family group 1937. From left to right: Abe Joseph (the Abe Joseph was was the employer of Fanny Bergson-see 1476/2), Issy Leiberman, Minnie (daughter of Doris Bergson), Epstein, Tilly (daughter of Doris Bergson and grandmother of Carl Goldberg), Morris Goldberg (eldest brother of Carl Goldberg’s father), Mottel Sandler (in top hat), he married the eldest sister of Carl Goldberg’s grandfather; Bessie (Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt), Annie Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s grandfather’s sister-in-law from S. Africa), Issy Goldberg (uncle of Carl Goldberg) is behind Annie Goldberg and standing by Issy, Freda his bride. 1476/19 1937
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Group photograph at Ray Goldberg’s wedding c.1921. From left to right: (standing) Annie Goldberg, Becky Gottlieb (Carl Goldberg’s grandfather’s niece), Abe (husband of Becky) Philip Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s paternal grandfather), Tilly Goldberg (nee Bergson) – Philip Goldberg’s wife; Bessie Goldberg, daughter of Tilly and Philip Goldberg. Seated are left to right: Doris Bergson and right Leah Goldberg (Philip Goldberg’s sister-in-law). 1476/20 c1921
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“The 4 Generations”. From right:- Donor’s great-grandmother, Doris Bergson, to Doris Bergson’s left (seated) Minnie, Doris Bergson’s daughter. Standing-Minnie’s daughter Bessie Mendleson holding her son Jack Mendleson. 1476/21 No Date
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Donor’s uncle Morris Goldberg, eldest son of Philip and Tilly Goldberg. Morris had a tailor’s shop in Alexandra Road, Moss Side. 1476/22 No Date
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Donor’s aunt, Annie Goldberg, eldest daughter of Philip and Tilly Goldberg. She married a Mr. Yabalovsky. She died in childbirth 30th December 1921. 1476/23 1921
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Mendie, son of Philip and Tilly Goldberg (uncle of Carl Goldberg). 1476/24 No Date
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Donor’s paternal aunt Fanny, with Fanny’s nephew Danny, perhaps in Blackpool. 1476/25 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s paternal grandmother Tilly in Esmond Road, Cheetham. Tilly died in 1950. 1476/26 1950
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Donor’s paternal uncle Hymie. Hymie died aged 17 from consumption. 1476/27 No Date
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Donor’s grandfather Philip Goldberg, Hilda his daughter, and Hilda’s son Danny c.1936. Philip Goldberg died in 1937. 1476/28 c 1936
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From left:- Donor’s grandfather, Philip Goldberg, Philip Goldberg’s son-in-law Merton Wander, husband of Hilda Goldberg. 1476/29 No Date
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Family group at the wedding of Issy and Freda Goldberg. Back row (standing) from left: Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt Hilda Wander, Merton Wander, Issy Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s paternal uncle), Freda, (Issy Goldberg’s bride), Mick Lewis, the best man, Julius Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s father). Slyvia Zendel (nee Donchevsky) sister of Freda Goldberg. Seated (left in photograph) Joyce Goldberg, (now Tennant), Carl Goldberg’s cousin, (right) Anita Goldberg (niece of Julius Goldberg). 1476/30 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt Bessie. 1476/31 No Date
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Postcard sent by Moshe Bergson wishing Happy New Year and well over the Fast, to his son and daughter. The postcard shows Doris Bergson (donor’s great-grandmother) and Bessie (the future Bessie Mendleson), Doris’ grand-daughter. 1476/32 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s parents Julius (known as Judd) and Anne, Blackpool 1944. 1476/33 1944
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Southall Street School 58 years ago. The donor’s father, Julius Goldberg, is at the left end of the 3rd row. The 3rd boy from Julius Goldberg is Cushner and next along this row is Reuben Nevit. On the back row (5th from left) is Sidofsky. The front row, 6th from left is Sydney Megitt. 1476/34 No Date
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Southall Street School – Julius Goldberg (donor’s father) is 3rd from right on the second row. 4th from the right on the same row is Leader. On the front row, 4th from left is Hymie Craft. At the right end of the 3rd row is Abe Leverman. The teachers – left in the photograph – Mr. Fulton who had a florist’s shop in Cheetham, right is Mr. Latham. 1476/35 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s paternal uncle Issy Goldberg, now aged 73. 1476/36 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt Fanny, born c.1906. 1476/37 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt Annie, Mrs. Yabalovsky. She was born in 1895. 1476/38 No Date
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Donor’s father’s (Julius Goldberg’s) cousin Benny Goldberg who worked as a “bookie”. 1476/39 No Date
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Family gathering – front row seated, from left:- Maurice Goldberg and his sister Etty, Harry Goldberg (cousins of Julius Goldberg, the donor’s father). Middle row, from left, Jinny Goldberg (married a cousin of Julius Goldberg), Bessie, Goldberg (Julius Goldberg’s cousin), Annie Goldberg (mother of Maurice Goldberg), Betty Goldberg, Mary Goldberg. Back row, from left, David Richman (brother-in-law of Carl Goldberg’s paternal grandfather Philip), Benny and Dora Goldberg (husband and wife) and Betty Goldberg’s husband – surname Cohen. 1476/40 No Date
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Anne Goldberg (nee Lowb) Carl Goldberg’s mother, aged 16 in this photograph. 1476/41 No Date
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Donor’s uncle, Solly Goldberg, youngest brother of Julius Goldberg, in the army. Solly is aged 65 today. 1476/42 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s maternal grandmother, Marie Lowb in Southport (where a daughter of hers lived). Marie died during the Second World War. 1476/43 No Date
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Donor’s aunt, Bessie Mendleson, grand-daughter of Doris Bergson. Photographer: Albert Sacks Electric and Daylight Studios, Bradford. 1476/44 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s great-uncle Herman Bergson and Herman’s nephew Harry Bergson (son of Philip Bergson. Taken in Bradford in 1960. 1476/45 1960
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Southall Street School. Front row, the Landsman twins, 2nd row (3rd from left) Gerry Millman, 3rd row (4th from left) Abe Leiberman, (2nd from left) Julius Goldberg. The teacher is Mr. Clegg. 1476/46 No Date
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Chana Atlas (nee Goldberg), Carl Goldberg’s great-aunt. She emigrated from Russia to England and later to S. Africa. 1476/47 No Date
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Donor’s great-aunt Chaya (sister of Chana Atlas) and her daughter Eva with Eva’s son. Chaya went straight from Russia to S. Africa. 1476/48 No Date
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Donor’s father, Julius Goldberg (right in photograph), and his brother Solly. 1476/49 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s uncle Henryk Nadaner who married Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt Fanny. 1476/50 No Date
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Group photograph – standing, Isaac Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s paternal great-uncle). Seated, Mottel Sandler and his wife Julie (Isaac Goldberg’s sister). The girl standing at the far right is Yetta, daughter of Mottel and Julie Sandler. Yetta married David Richman the shammas of Manchester New Synagogue (see 1476/40). Photograph – 1896. 1476/51 1896
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Freda Goldberg, she married Carl Goldberg’s paternal uncle Mendie. Freda was born in Glasgow. 1476/52 No Date
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Herman Bergaon, great-uncle of Carl Goldberg. He went to Canada during World War I as a recruiting sergeant, to recruit officers. 1476/53 No Date
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Max Bergson, elder brother of Herman Bergson – Carl Goldberg’s paternal great-uncle. 1476/54 No Date
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Herman Bergson’s son Louis in the R.A.F. during World War II. 1476/55 1939-45
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Carl Goldberg’s parents – Julius (Judd) and Anne Goldberg mid. 1950′s. 1476/56 1950s
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Philip, Elaine and Doreen, cousins of Carl Goldberg’s, their father, Morris Goldberg, Carl Goldberg’s paternal uncle. 1476/57 No Date
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Elaine and Doreen Goldberg, cousins of donor. 1476/58 No Date
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The wedding of Joyce Goldberg (niece of donor’s father) and Arthur Tennant who came to this country as a refugee from Austria. He is by trade an optician. 2nd from right, top of photograph is Carl Goldberg’s uncle Mendie and seated (right) is Mendie’s wife Freda Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s aunt). 1476/59 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s uncle Solly Goldberg, Solly’s wife Yvonne and their children Barry and Michael (the eldest) Michael was born during World War II. 1476/60 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s father’s eldest brother Maurice (a tailor) with his wife Ray. 1476/61 No Date
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Esta and Edgar Rothschild. Esta Rothschild was Herman Bergson’s (donor’s great uncle’s) youngest daughter. Edgar Rothschild came to England from Germany before the Second World War. 1476/62 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s great uncle Herman Bergson with his eldest daughter Renee in London, where she lives. 1476/63 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s cousin Cyril, son of Carl Goldberg’s uncle Morris Goldberg. 1476/64 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s cousin Danny Wander, son of Carl Goldberg’s aunt Hilda (nee Goldberg). 1476/65 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s cousin Philip Wander (brother of Danny Wander) with a daughter of Louis Gottlieb. 1476/66 No Date
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Philip Wander on a bicycle. Philip is the donor’s cousin. 1476/67 No Date
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Philip Wander (donor’s cousin) when a baby. 1476/68 No Date
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Philip Wander (donor’s cousin) on a motor-cycle. 1476/69 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s cousin, Philip Wander. 1476/70 No Date
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Donor’s cousins, Philip and Danny Wander in Esmond Road, Cheetham. 1476/71 No Date
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David Richman of 144 Cheetham Hill Road. By trade he was a tailor. He served as shammas of the New Synagogue. David Richman was the husband of Yetta Richman (nee Sandler), Carl Goldberg’s second cousin. 1476/72 No Date
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Donor’s second cousin, Yetta Richman (nee Sandler), wife of David Richman. 1476/73 No Date
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Israel Richman, son of David and Yetta Richman. 1476/74 No Date
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Mottel Sandler (centre) with his grandchildren Abe Richman, son of David and Yetta Richman (left in the picture) and Jack Bell. Jack Bell and Abe Richman were cousins (their mothers were sisters). See also previous 3 items. 1476/75 No Date
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Issy Richman, son of Yetta and David Richman, with his wife Blanche (see also previous 4 items). 1476/76 No Date
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Carl Goldberg with his late sister, Melanie (married name Green) c. early 1960′s. 1476/77 1960
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Photograph taken at the wedding of Carl Goldberg’s cousin Philip Goldberg (daughter of Carl Goldberg’s uncle Issy). Photograph entitled “Philips ushers”. Carl Goldberg is second from the right in this photograph, c.1971. 1476/78 c 1971
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Carl Goldberg and his late sister Melanie with their parents Julius and Anne Goldberg c. late 1950′s. 1476/79 1950
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Donor with his sister Melanie and mother Anne at the Lymm Rest Home for tired mothers. C. late 1950′s. 1476/80 c late 1950s
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Carl Goldberg’s mother Anne (nee Lowb) aged 16. 1476/80 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s uncle Issy Goldberg. 1476/81 No Date
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Freda Goldberg, Carl Goldberg’s aunt, Issy Goldberg’s wife. Photographer: Jerome. 1476/82 No Date
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Donor’s cousin, Lawrence Goldberg, son of Issy and Freda Goldberg. 1476/83 No Date
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From left to right: Issy Goldberg, a S. African cousin, Julius Goldberg (donor’s father) and at front Melanie Goldberg (donor’s sister). 1476/84 No Date
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From left to right: Melanie Goldberg on the knee of her aunt Hilda Wander; Carl Goldberg sitting on the knee of his mother Anne. Photograph taken in the garden of Maurice and Ray Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s uncle and aunt) in Broom Lane, Salford. 1476/85 No Date
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Donor’s uncle Morris Goldberg (seated behind table) with his son Cyril. 1476/86 No Date
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Issy Goldberg with his niece (Carl’s sister) Melanie c.1951. 1476/87 c1951
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From left to right: Issy Goldberg (donor’s uncle), Anne Goldberg (donor’s mother [...] O, Freda Goldberg (donor’s aunt) and 2 sisters from S. Africa (donor’s second cousins). 1476/88 No Date
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Carl and Melanie Goldberg in Blackpool. 1476/89 No Date
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Donor’s mother, Anne Goldberg, with donor’s sister, Melanie at the corner of Greenhill Road and Birkdale Street. 1476/90 No Date
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Silhouette of donor’s father, Julius Goldberg, made in Blackpool (by Rex) 1943. 1476/91 1943
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Silhouette of donor’s mother, Anne Goldberg. Made in Blackpool on her honeymoon, 1943. Silhouette by Rex. 1476/92 1943
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Melanie Goldberg, donor’s sister. 1476/93 No Date
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Tilly, daughter of Carl Goldberg’s paternal great-uncle, Max Bergson. Photographer: Clem Humphreys, Sunderland. 1476/94 No Date
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Carl and Nelanie Goldberg. Carl was born March 1952 and Melanie, October 1950. 1476/95 No Date
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Melanie Goldberg (right of photograph) and Cecile Bergson, daughter of Mendel Bergson (Melanie and Carl Goldberg’s great uncle). Photograph – outside the Goldberg’s house in Greenhill Road, Cheetham c.1969. 1476/96 c1969
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Donor’s sister, Melanie Goldberg (left), her cousin Philip Goldberg and Philip’s wife Judith. Taken on Cheetham Hill Road (near the Greenhill Cinema). 1476/97 No Date
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Julius and Anne Goldberg – donor’s parents. 1476/98 No Date
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Donor’s mother, Anne Goldberg holding a neighbour’s child outside the Goldberg’s house at 43, Greenhill Road, where Julius and Anne Goldberg lived from their marriage in 1943, till 1975. 1476/99 No Date
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Anne Goldberg with her children Melanie and Carl at the Lymm “Home for tired mothers”, in Cheshire. (This is how the donor described it). 1476/100 No Date
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Anne Goldberg holding Melanie Goldberg (donor’s mother and sister). 1476/101 No Date
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Carl and Melanie Goldberg at the Lymm Home “for tired mothers”, sitting near the lake. 1476/102 No Date
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Donor’s sister, Melanie Goldberg, in her pram. 1476/103 No Date
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Donor’s parents: Anne and Julius Goldberg, outside their home in Greenhill Road, Anne Goldberg is holding a neighbour’s child. 1476/104 No Date
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Carl Goldberg in the backyard of his home in Greenhill Road. 1476/105 No Date
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Carl Goldberg c. mid 1950′s. 1476/106 1950
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Carl Goldberg (donor). 1476/107 No Date
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Carl and Melanie Goldberg, (his sister). 1476/108 No Date
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Anne Goldberg with her daughter Melanie and son Carl. 1476/109 No Date
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Carl Goldberg and his sister Melanie in Greenhill Road, near the junction with Chiselhurst Street. 1476/110 No Date
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Wedding of Carl Goldberg’s cousin Cyril Goldberg, and Doreen Class. To the right are Carl Goldberg’s mother Anne and sister Melanie. Photograph taken outside Central Synagogue. 1476/111 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s uncle Maurice Goldberg. 1476/112 No Date
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Donor’s mother Anne Goldberg, in her wedding dress, 1943 1476/113 1943
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Interior of the Oxford Road Hebrew Congregation Synagogue, Manchester. The Bimah lights were presented by Maurice Goldberg in memory of his father Philip (Carl Goldberg’s grandfather). The synagogue was opposite the Refuge Assurance Building, it has not been closed more than 20 years. 1476/114 No Date
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Cecile Bergson, daughter of Carl Goldberg’s great-uncle Mendel Bergson. 1476/115 No Date
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Ida Atlas holding baby. Ida married Reuben Atlas, son of Chana Atlas (nee Goldberg), CArl Goldberg’s great-aunt. 1476/116 No Date
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Carl Goldberg (donor). 1476/117 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt Bessie with (left) Carl Goldberg’s cousin Joyce Tennant. 1476/118 No Date
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Left to right: Minnie Shecklov with her children Sharon and Ingrid Shecklov and right: Anne Goldberg with Carl and Melanie Goldberg and (in front) Carol Silverstone. This photograph was used in the brochure of the Lymm Rest Home (see 1476/100 and 1476/102). 1476/119 No Date
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Mr. Silverman, a tailor by trade, he was present at the donor’s brit. 1476/120 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s barmitzvah photograph. 1476/121 No Date
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Wedding of Julius Goldberg’s (donor’s father’s) second cousin Joyce Richman in Cheetham New Synagogue; Chazan Cutfa is on the left of the photograph. 1476/122 No Date
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Becky and Jinnie, 2 of the daughters of Mottel Sandler (husband of Carl Goldberg’s great-aunt Julie) c.1940′s. 1476/123 c1940
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Mottel Sandler’s daughter, Edie, in South Africa. 1476/124 No Date
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Rev. Richman (with beard) and Lesser Richman. 1476/125 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s uncle Henryk Nadaner in Venice, World War II. He fought at the battle of Monte Casino and was awarded the Monte Casino Cross. He was wounded during this battle. 1476/126 No Date
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Henryk Nadaner (left) on the beach in Italy, World War 2. 1476/130 No Date
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Henryk Nadaner with a child in Italy, World War 2. 1476/131 No Date
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School photograph, no details. 1476/132 No Date
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Ketubah of Henryk Nadaner and Carl Goldberg’s aunt Fanny Goldberg. 1476/133 No Date
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Abstract in English of 1476/133. Shows the couple were married by Rabbi G. Wulwik at the Heaton Park Synaoguge in 1953. 1476/134 1953
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Certificate of grant of war medal to Polish Sergeant Henryk Nadaner by the Italian Minister of War, Rome 1946. 1476/135 1946
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Henryk Nadaner’s Alien Identity Certificate. 1476/136a No Date
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Reverse of 1476/136a bearing frank of Stockport Borough Police for 12th July 1947. 1476/136b 1947
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Marriage certificate of Henryk Nadaner and Fanny Goldberg, (donor’s uncle and aunt). Married at Heaton Park Synagogue on December 27th 1953. Fanny’s address is given as 45 Esmond Road Manchester and Henryk’s as 62 Newbridge Lane, Stockport. Henryk Nadaner’s occupation – a doubler (cotton mill). 1476/137 1953
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Henryk Nadaner’s Benefits Card, with his address given as 41, Brynorme Road, Crumpsall. 1476/138 No Date
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National Registration Identity Card of Henryk Nadaner of 273, Wellington Road North, Heaton Chapel, Stockport. Franked for 5th July 1947 and 10th September, 1949. 1476/139a 1947-1949
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Back of 1476/139a. 1476/139b [n.d.]
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Front and back cover of Polish Army card of Henryk Nadaner showing he fought at Monte Casino. 1476/140a No Date
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Inside of 1476/140a. 1476/140b [n.d.]
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Polish army card of Henryk Nadaner – the cover front and back. 1476/141a No Date
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Inside of 1476/141a. Refers to award of 1939-1945 Italy Star. 1476/141b 1939-45
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Front and back cover of Henryk Nadaner’s Polish Combatants’ Association membership card. 1476/142a No Date
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Inside of 1476/142a, dated 8/4/1952. 1476/142b 1952
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Front and back cover of Henryk Nadaner’s Polish Combatants Association membership card covering the period 12/12/1954 – 31/12/1956. 1476/142c 1954-1956
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Inside of 1476/142c. 1476/142d [n.d.]
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Polish army card of Henryk Nadaner. 1476/143 No Date
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Polish army card of Henryk Nadaner (donor’s uncle). 1476/144 No Date
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Polish army communication addressed to Henryk Nadaner at 273, Wellington Road, North Stockport. Dated 24th May 1949. Clipped to 1476/144. 1476/145 1949
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Inside of Sgt. Henryk Nadaner’s (donor’s uncle) Polish Identification card – Issued:- 1/7/1942. 1476/146 1942
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Record of Membership Fees, Polish Combatants’ Association 1952-54. 1476/147a 1952-54
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Other side of 147a, gives wrong date of birth – 12/3/1900 instead of 12/3/1898. Carries Polish Combatants’ Association frank. 1476/147b 1898-1900
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Record of Membership Fees, Polish Combatants Association 1476/148a 1955-57
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Other side of 1476/148a, similar to 1476/147b. 1476/148b No Date
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Cover of Henryk Nadaner’s Soldier’s Service and Pay Book. 1476/149 No Date
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Inside cover and page 1 (torn) of 1476/149. 1476/150 No Date
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Pages 2 and 3 of 1476/149, page 2 torn, page 3 franked “discharged”. 1476/151a No Date
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Pages 8 and 9 of 1476/149 – medical details. 1476/151b No Date
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Note to Henryk Nadaner from Manchester Regional Hospital Board stating x-ray film taken of him to be satisfactory. Dated 18th January 1961. 1476/152 1961
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Death Certificate of Henryk Nadaner, who died on 10th October 1973 at 41, Brynorme Road, Crumpsall. The informant was his brother-in-law, Julius Goldberg (donor’s father). 1476/153 1973
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Photocopy of Death Certificate of Fanny Nadaner, wife of Henryk Nadaner, who died in North Manchester General Hospital, 11th August 1977. She was born 28th May 1906. 1476/154 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s grandmother Tilly Goldberg (nee Bergson). Born May 22nd 1870, died May 22nd 1950. 1476/155 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s grandfather, Philip Goldberg. Born 1872, died October 13th 1937. 1476/156 No Date
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Freda Goldberg (nee Donchefsky), Carl Goldberg’s aunt (wife of his uncle Issy) on 15th September 1934. Photographer: Jerome. 1476/157 1934
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Philip Goldberg, Carl Goldberg’s grandfather. Taken 3rd October 1935. 1476/158 1935
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Postcard of Carl Goldberg’s uncle Issy Goldberg in 1926. Photographer: Gale’s Studios Ltd. 1476/159 1926
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Carl Goldberg’s grandmother, Tilly Goldberg c.1946. Taken in Esmond Road, Cheetham, Manchester. 1476/160 c1946
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Family group 1940. Back row, left to right: Yvonne Goldberg (wife of Carl Goldberg’s uncle Solly), Fanny Goldberg (later Fanny Nadaner), Mendie Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s uncle), Freda Goldberg (Mendie’s wife), Anita Weintrobe (nee Goldberg) Carl Goldberg’s cousin, Freda Goldberg (nee Donchevsky) and her husband Issy Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s uncle). Front row, left to right: Bessie Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s aunt), Tilly Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s grandmother), Hilda Wander (nee Goldberg) Carl Goldberg’s aunt, with her husband Merton Wander and son Danny. Postcard by D. Ludwig, Commercial Photographer, 29 Thirlmere Street, Hightown. 1476/161 1940
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Goldberg family group 1945. Back row (from left to right): Issy Goldberg (donor’s uncle), Bessie Goldberg, Ray Goldberg (wife of Carl Goldberg’s uncle Morris), Morris and Anita Weintrobe (nee Goldberg), Yvonne Goldberg (nee Cohen), Freda Goldberg (nee Donchefsky), Freda Caplan (nee Cohen), Solly Goldberg (donor’s uncle). Front row: left to right: Morris Caplan, Tilly Goldberg (donor’s grandmother), donor’s parents Julius Goldberg and Anne Goldberg. No details of elderly gentleman in bottom right of photograph but lady next to him is Yetta Richman (nee Sandler), the donor’s second cousin. Morris Caplan and Freda Caplan are no relation. Radin Bros., Photographers, “Townfield House”, 116-118 Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester 4. Tel: Bla 2920. 1476/162 1945
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Family group c.1948. Back row, left to right: Donor’s parents Anne Goldberg and Julius Goldberg, donor’s aunt and uncle, Freda and Issy Goldberg, Hymie Goldberg (son of Freda and Issy Goldberg), photograph is torn here. Front row, left to right: Anita Weintrobe (nee Goldberg), Fanny Goldberg, Bessie Goldberg (donor’s aunts), Betty Huller (family friend). Photographer: D. Ludwig & Son. Photographers: 29 Thirlmere Street, Manchester 8. Tel. Broughton 1184. 1476/163 c1948
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Left to right: Reuben Craft, Issy Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s uncle), Yossil Black. Taken outside Foxler Waterproofers, 48, Moreton Street, Strangeways, c.1924. 1476/164 c1924
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Carl Goldberg’s great-grandmother Doris Bergson (nee Hyman) c.1910. 1476/165 c1910
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Maurice and Mary Atlas and two sons on holiday 1946. Maurice Atlas was the son of Carl Goldberg’s great-aunt Chana Atlas (nee Goldberg). Photographer: “Scotty” The Ace Photographers, South Beach, Durban. Message written across front: “With love from us all, Durban, June 1946″. 1476/166 and 1476/167-194 are from a family album. 1476/166 1946
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Postcard of the wedding of Celia Goldberg to Archie Smith, Cape Town, 1st January 1936. Celia Goldberg was the daughter of Carl Goldberg’s great-uncle Isaac Goldberg and his wife Annie Goldberg. 1476/167 1936
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Postcard of wedding photograph of Maurice Atlas and Mary Cohen, on November 14th 1937. Maurice was the son of Chana and Lazer Atlas. 1476/168 1937
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Hettie, daughter of Isaac Goldberg (Carl Goldberg’s great-uncle) and Annie Goldberg. September 1943. Written on reverse: “Taken at Blackpool outside the house where we stayed, With all our love, Hettie and Hymie”. 1476/169 1943
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Wedding of Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt Bessie to Louis Cohen. Bridesmaids from left to right: Betty Goldberg (married – Abrams), Pauline (Louis Cohen’s niece), Claire Jessick (nee Goldberg), Claire Super (nee Goldberg). 1476/170 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s uncle Henryk Nadaner in the army in Venice, World War II. See also 1476/126-129. 1476/171 1939-45
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Carl Goldberg’s cousins Philip (baby) and Danny Wander. 1476/174 No Date
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Photograph on beach (left), Philip Wander, (right) Philip Goldberg; both are Carl Goldberg’s cousins. 1476/175 No Date
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Donor’s cousin, Danny Wander, in the sea. 1476/176 No Date
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Philip Wander (donor’s cousin). 1476/177 No Date
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Children at seaside (from left to right), Elaine Goldberg, Philip Goldberg (Elaine’s brother) probably Phlip Wander in front of Philip Goldberg, Danny Wander, Doreen Goldberg, all are Carl Goldberg’s cousins from his father’s side of the family. 1476/178 No Date
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Donor’s cousin, Philip Wander in Blackpool. 1476/179 No Date
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Merton Wander, Carl Goldberg’s uncle, by marriage to Carl’s paternal aunt Hilda. They had 2 children – Philip and Danny. 1476/180 No Date
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Danny Wander having an ice cream on the beach. 1476/181 No Date
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Donor’s uncle, Henryk Nadaner in the army in Venice, World War II. 1476/182 No Date
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Donor’s uncle, Henryk Nadaner after he was demobbed. 1476/183 No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s uncle Mendie Goldberg (centre) with his sons Leon (left in photograph) and Hymie (right.) 1476/184 No Date
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Far right in this photograph is Mendie Goldberg, in the centre is Carl Goldberg’s grandmother Tilly Goldberg and behind her (to the right in the photograph) is Tilly’s daughter Fanny. 1476/185 No Date
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Anne Goldberg, the donor’s mother. 1476/186 No Date
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Julius and Anne Goldberg – donor’s parents. 1476/187 No Date
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The donor’s uncle, Henryk Nadaner, is in the centre of this group of soldiers, perhaps in Egypt. 1476/188 No Date
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Donor’s uncle, Henryk Nadaner, is on the left of this group of soldiers. 1476/191 No Date
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Anita Weintrobe (nee Goldberg) Carl Goldberg’s cousin. 1476/192 No Date
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The donor’s father, Julius Goldberg, is second from the right in this photograph taken at Golden Sands, Rhyl in 1938. Julius Goldberg was camping here. The man on the far right is another camper. The other men in the photograph were rifle testers from Birmingham, they tested rifles for manufacturers. Julius Goldberg had never met them before. 1476/193 1938
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Donor’s mother, Anne Goldberg, with an agricultural machine in Prestbury. She was there camping. 1476/194a No Date
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Donor’s mother, Anne Goldberg (4th from the right) with Freda Goldberg (3rd from the right), wife of Anne Goldberg’s brother-in-law Issy), outside the boarding house “Northbrook”, in Springfield Road, Blackpool. Other people not identified. “Northbrook” was owned by Anne Goldberg’s brother-in-law – Solly Goldberg and his wife Yvonne. 1476/194b No Date
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Carl Goldberg’s paternal aunt Bessie (right) with her friend Polly Rosenrook of Sager Street, Strangeways; photographed in Blackpool. This item and items 1476/196-225 are from a family album. 1476/195 No Date
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Donor’s aunt Bessie (right) with her sister-in-law Ray Goldberg, in Blackpool probably, early 1930′s. 1476/196 1930
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Ray Goldberg’s daughter Doreen (Carl Goldberg’s cousin) in South Africa. 1476/197 No Date
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Ray Goldberg with her daughter Elaine, in the garden of their home at 5 Broom Lane, Salford. 1476/198 No Date
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Donor’s aunt, Ray Goldberg, with her son Cyril. 1476/199 No Date
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Donor’s uncle and aunt, Maurice and Ray Goldberg, on the beach with their son Philip. 1476/200 No Date
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Donor’s cousins, Elaine Goldberg and Cyril Goldberg, and friend, Anita Goldberg (married Anita Weintrobe). 1476/201 No Date
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Carl and Melanie Goldberg with their paternal aunt Bessie at the Lymm Rest Home (for tired mothers). 1476/202 No Date
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From left to right: Donor’s aunt, Hilda Wander (nee Goldberg), Henryk and Fanny Nadaner (donor’s aunt and uncle), donor’s uncle Merton Wander. Taken probably on a family outing to Alderley Edge. 1476/203 No Date
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Philip Wander, Carl Goldberg’s cousin. 1476/204 No Date
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Family group – from left to right (back row, standing) Hilda Atlas (now Isaacson) daugher of Carl Goldberg’s paternal great-aunt Chana Atlas (nee Goldberg), no details, no details, no details, Chaya Atlas (nee Goldberg) Carl Goldberg’s great aunt, no details. Front row (left to right), no details, Eva Berelowitz (nee Atlas) Carl Goldberg’s second cousin, Gertie Jaffe (nee Atlas) Carl Goldberg’s second cousin, Israel Jaffe (deceased husband of Gertie), Becky Furman (nee Jaffe) daughter of Israel and Gertie Jaffe, in front of Becky Furman is her brother Bertie Jaffe and to his right is Gerald Berley (Eva Berelowitz’s son). Eva Berelowitz, Gertie Jaffe, and Becky Furman visited Manchester in 1966. 1476/205 1966
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Postcard of Lippa, the daughter of Carl Goldberg’s great-aunt Chaya Atlas. 1476/206 No Date
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Donor’s second cousin, Maurice Atals (son of Chana Atlas) and his wife. Photographed in Fleetwood, August 16th 1933 1476/207 1933
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Eva Berelowitz (nee Atlas) with Ruby Berelowitz in South Africa. (Ruby is perhaps short for Reuben). 1476/208 No Date
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Wedding group of Leah Atlas (donor’s second cousin), and David Chadwick. Back row, left to right, Celia Smith (nee Goldberg), Archie Smith, Hilda Posniak (spelling uncertain), David Chadwick (bridegroom), Leah Atlas (since deceased), Jack and Minnie Slome (nee Atlas), Solly Posniak. Bridesmaids:- Phyllis Posniak (daughter of Hilda and Solly), Riva Atlas (daughter of Harry and Rae Atlas – Harry being the son of Carl Goldberg’s great-aunt Chana Atlas), Claire Savibon (spelling uncertain) – daughter of Celia and Archie Smith. Photographer: Art Photo Studio, Main Road, Wynberg. 1476/209 No Date
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Donor’s second cousin Maurice Atlas, with David Chadwick and his sister taken on a visit overseas. 1476/210 No Date
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Back (from left to right), Harry Goldberg, Louis Cohen, Benny Goldberg. Front, Maurice Goldberg. Photographer: D. Ludwig, Commercial Photographer, 29 Thirlmere Street, Hightown, Manchester 8. 1476/211 No Date
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Benny Goldberg (son of Carl Goldberg’s great-uncle Isaac) and Benny’s wife Dora (nee Belfour); Benny was a bookmaker. Photographer: Gale’s Studios Ltd. 1476/212 No Date
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Postcard of Ida and Ruby Atlas (son of Carl Goldberg’s great-aunt Chana Atlas), on holiday in South Africa in 1942. 1476/213 1942
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Group photograph at Lymm Rest Home (for tired mothers). Front row (from the right): Carol Silverstone, donor’s sister, Melanie Goldberg, Sharon Shecklov (spelling uncertain), Ingrid Shecklow, Carl Goldberg (donor). Back row (from the right): Sylvia Silverstone, Anne Goldberg. Photograph c mid 1950′s. 1476/214 1950
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On the slide at the Lymm Rest Home: front – Avril Sheldon (spelling of surname uncertain), behind her – Melanie and Carl Goldberg. 1476/215 No Date
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Donor’s uncle, Henryk Nadaner in the army in Egypt, World War II. 1476/216 No Date
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A letter asking the Chief Officer of the Manchester Fire Brigade, to thank Auxiliary Fireman No.1521 (Julius Goldberg) for the “valuable assistance” he gave in attending to a fire at the premises of Messrs. Simpoles Ltd on 5th March 1940. The letter of thanks was sent by J. Stranaghan, Chief Syperintendent Central Fire Station, The Crescent, Salford, 7th March 1940. 1476/217 1940
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Telegram sent by Carl Goldberg’s father, Julius (Judd) Goldberg in March 1941 when he was lying injured with a broken leg in Birkenhead hospital. Julius Goldberg was serving as an Auxiliary Fireman with the Manchester Fire Brigade and he was sent to Liverpool docks to help relieve the Liverpool firebrigade. He was caught in a bomb blast here and the result was his hospitalisation with a broken leg. 1476/218 1941
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Card sent to donor’s father, Julius Goldberg, by his brother Solly who was serving in Belgium with the army during World War II. Written on reverse “Best wishes to you (illegible) and Anne for a Happy New Year, Solly. Postcard – Fabrication Francaise, vise Paris. 1476/219 1939-45
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Carl Goldberg’s mother Anne, aged 17 in Prestbury c.1938. 1476/220 c1938
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Donor’s father, Julius Goldberg, with the Lymm Rest Home, in the background. 1476/221 No Date
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Carl and Melanie Goldberg searching for frogs in a river near the Lymm Rest Home (for tired mothers). 1476/222 No Date
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Carl and Melanie Goldberg by the lake at the approach to the Lymm Rest Home. 1476/223 No Date
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Donor’s mother: Anne Goldberg’s (nee Lowb’s) sister Winnie. Anne was one of 6 children (Winnie, Vera, Maggie, Henry and Jack were her brothers and sisters). 1476/224 No Date
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Donor’s maternal aunt Vera (nee Lowb). 1476/225 No Date
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Donor (far left) with his sister Melanie (3rd from right), on a swing at the Lymm Rest Home for tired mothers c late 1950′s. 1476/226 1950
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