Note from Francis on Page 5: Upper photo, back row, left to right: Adolph, Hedy, Erich, Lisa; the Feingold brothers’ mother (Erich and Hans Feingold, who changed their names to Eric and John Forster when they came to America); their father, Joseph Feingold (the lawyer who had the Hitler watercolors that gave us the Cuba visas); my grandmother, Regina Ziegler. Second row: the woman seated with the dog is Gertrud, sister of Hansi Hilkowitz, seated second from the right. The three young men seated in the front row look familiar but I can’t remember who they are. Middle photo, seated at the table, left to right: Adolph in his mid-twenties; Hedy; Erich; Gina, their mother; Hansi; two people whom I can’t identify (the older woman might possibly be one of Berta’s sisters); and Lisa and Gertrud at far right. I don’t remember what Hansi and Gertrud’s name was before they got married. Bottom photo, skiing: Adolph standing in group at right. I don’t know who the others are, possibly his relatives.
Note from Francis on Page 5: Upper photo, back row, left to right: Adolph, Hedy, Erich, Lisa; the Feingold brothers’ mother (Erich and Hans Feingold, who changed their names to Eric and John Forster when they came to America); their father, Joseph Feingold (the lawyer who had the Hitler watercolors that gave us the Cuba visas); my grandmother, Regina Ziegler. Second row: the woman seated with the dog is Gertrud, sister of Hansi Hilkowitz, seated second from the right. The three young men seated in the front row look familiar but I can’t remember who they are. Middle photo, seated at the table, left to right: Adolph in his mid-twenties; Hedy; Erich; Gina, their mother; Hansi; two people whom I can’t identify (the older woman might possibly be one of Berta’s sisters); and Lisa and Gertrud at far right. I don’t remember what Hansi and Gertrud’s name was before they got married. Bottom photo, skiing: Adolph standing in group at right. I don’t know who the others are, possibly his relatives.