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Gaby Glueckselig: Stammtisch Hostess Celebrates a Century of Bliss

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Glueckselig celebrates her 100th birthday at Leo Baeck Institute. Copyright LBI.
Gaby Glueckselig Photograph in Baby Carriage
Gabrielle (“Gaby”) Glueckselig (née Netter), was born in Wiesbaden in 1914. She studied to become a goldsmith in Pforzheim and emigrated to New York in September 1938. In New York she met and married the poet Leo Glueckselig, a fellow refugee from Vienna. Following her career as a jewelry maker, Glueckselig worked as a volunteer in the LBI Archives as well as at the Jewish Museum in Wiesbaden. Copyright LBI.
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Aliza Schulman
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Fr., 18. Jul. 2014

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