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This is a presentation describing the Schwab Family History in Hanau and Daniel and Ricci's trip back to Hanau 68 years after the first train transporting Jews from Hanau to the gas chambers.
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Clara Schumann, 1857 frontispiece
Marianne Tromlitz, June 7, 1816
Friedrich Wieck’s letter to Marianne Wieck, November 7, 1825
Cover of Clara’s diary
Clara Wieck, age 8
Clara Wieck’s piano, Gewandhaus concert, October 20, 1828
Program, Clara Wieck’s first Gewandhaus concert
Clara Wieck, 1832
Clara Wieck, 1835
Robert Schumann, 1839
Clara Wieck, 1840
Friedrich Wieck, ca. 1853
Clara and Robert Schumann, 1847
Six Schumann children, 1855
Clara Schumann with Marie
Marie Schumann
Elise Schumann
Julie Schumann
Ludwig Schumann
Ferdinand Schumann
Eugenie Schumann
Felix Schumann
Clara Schumann, 1878
Clara Schumann, 1854
Johannes Brahms, 1853
Concert program, March 12, 1891
Concert program, January 13, 1833
Autograph, “Volkslied”
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Preface to the Revised Edition
In the fifteen years since the first edition of this biography was published, interest
in Clara Schumann has exploded. Performances, editions, and recordings of her
music, films, dramas, radio and TV programs inspired by her life, piano
competitions in her name, dissertations, scholarly papers, articles in the scholarly
and popular presses, program notes, publication of letters, biographies in several
languages and revisionist biographies, all attest to the significance of and fascination
with Clara Wieck Schumann as an artist and as a woman.
Some part of the fascination was generated by the feminist movement, which
stirred the demand for courses in women’s studies, women’s history, and gender
studies now found in universities around the globe. Clara Schumann—career
woman and single mother—was an ideal subject for students interested in women,
history, and music. Indeed, many of the lecture invitations I received the first few
years after the publication of the book were from groups more interested in
women’s issues than in music history. As awareness of her accomplishments grew,
however, she increasingly came to be seen not only as a symbol of wo.
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- 1. The Forgotten Letters Hanau, May 31st, 2010 Schwab Family
- 5. Great Great Grand Parents
- 6. Discovery of the Letters
- 7. Excerpts from Letters text
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- 11. Stamp Collection
- 14. Hausmann Shop in Worms
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- 17. Deportation
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- 19. Schwab Family Holocaust Era Out of 20 family members living in Hanau between 1933 and 1939: 11 murdered 9 escaped Countries fled: China, USA, Canada, France, Brazil, Argentina, Belgium, Holland, South Africa
- 20. Murdered Max Schwab Martha Schwab Hans Ferdinand Schwab Helen Schwab Erna Schwab Johanna Hausmann Jettchen Fleischmann Adolf Fleischmann Alice Frank Oskar Frank Lotte Frank
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- 27. Schwab Ancestors
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- 32. Survivors Rudolf Erwin Alexander Schwab Rosa Schwab Kaufmann Alexander Schwab Armand Demuth, Montreal Quebec Alfons (son of Helene and Jonas) Demuth Ella, sister of Martha Schwab/Hausman Irene Hoexter Gustav Fleischmann Toni Koch
- 33. Famous Jews from Hanau Moritz Daniel Oppenheim Ernest Fleischmann – (cousin of Rudolph Schwab) One of the most successful orchestra managers in the world, had left Frankfurt at age 12 when his parents fled from Adolf Hitler to settle in Cape Town. General director by the London Symphony Orchestra and Los Angeles Philharmonic
- 34. Elizabeth Schmitz In 1935, Elizabeth Schmitz authored an anonymous call to Christian conscience about the church’s responsibility to the Jews. Schmitz insisted: “We must, as Christians,” she declared, “act for all the Jews as much as is our possibility.” http://vimeo.com/3325702
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- 38. Website and Contact Details www.theforgottenletters.org http://theforgottenletters.org/gallery/ Daniel.schwab@theforgottenletters.org Daniel.schwab@kayema.com +972 544-800 146 +27 72 3344308
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- Farewell Letter May 1936
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