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      Arthur Erich Guenzberger lived at 2 Eclipse Ave., Norwalk, Connecticut. He was born on 15 April 1902 at Lörrach, Baden, Germany. He immigrated on 3 August 1938 to New York, New York, aboard the S.S. Statendam. He was a receiving clerk on 3 August 1938 at Meyers Mfg. Co., 17 High Street, Norwalk, Connecticut. He received his first citizenship papers on 9 March 1939 at Bridgeport, Connecticut, Nr. 38846. According to his his alien registration form, on 10 September 1940 Arthur Erich Guenzberger was described as: color of eyes brown, color of hair black, height 5 feet 4 inches, weight 130 lbs. He lived on 10 September 1940 at 18 1/2 West Ave, South Norwalk, Connecticut.¹ He married Martha Löwenstein, daughter of Moritz Löwenstein and Hilda Fuchs. Arthur Erich Guenzberger lived on 31 March 1944 at 10 Elmcrest Terrrace, Norwalk, Connecticut.² He was naturalized on 31 March 1944 at U.S. District Court, Hartford, Connecticut. The personal description of holder as of date of naturalization was: (an unknown value).² He died on 2 December 1995 at Norwalk, Connecticut, at age 93.³

     Henry Charles was born on 31 August 1889? At Galicia, Poland. He married Hilde Maier, daughter of Adolf Maier and Sophia Löwenstein, on 22 May 1943 at New York, New York.² Henry Charles died on 6 January 1946 at New York at age 56.¹

     Liselotte Selma Hammel married Arthur Levy. Liselotte Selma Hammel was born on 9 May 1914 at Munich, Bayern, Germany. She was the daughter of Simon Hammel and Hedwig Krieger. Liselotte Selma Hammel died on 31 July 1974 at France at age 60.^1,2

     Arthur Levy married Liselotte Selma Hammel, daughter of Simon Hammel and Hedwig Krieger. Arthur Levy was born on 14 April 1905. He died on 12 September 1985 at France at age 80.^1,2

     Hermann Brueckner was born on 30 May 1892 at Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany.² He was the son of Nathan Brueckner and Franziska Stamper. Hermann Brueckner married Cäcilie Krieger, daughter of Nathan Krieger and Babette Fuchs. Hermann Brueckner lived before 1940 at Paris, France.² He died before 1945 at Majdanek Death Camp, Lublin, Poland.² Ruth Brueckner submitted a Page of Testimony on 1 October 1992 to commemorate Hermann Brueckner, a victim of the holocaust.²

     Ruth Brueckner married Bernard Wesson. Ruth Brueckner was born on 24 January 1925 at Munich, Bayern, Germany.^1,2 She was the daughter of Hermann Brueckner and Cäcilie Krieger. Ruth Brueckner married Hans Salomon. Ruth Brueckner and Hans Salomon emigrated in 1952 from Netherlands to NYC.³ Ruth Brueckner submitted a Page of Testimony on 1 October 1992 to commemorate Hedwig Krieger, a victim of the holocaust.⁴ Ruth Brueckner submitted a Page of Testimony on 1 October 1992 to commemorate Hermann Brueckner, a victim of the holocaust.⁵ Ruth Brueckner submitted a Page of Testimony on 1 October 1992 to commemorate Ingeborg Brückner, a victim of the holocaust.⁶ Ruth Brueckner submitted a Page of Testimony on 1 October 1992 to commemorate Walter Norbert Brueckner, a victim of the holocaust.⁷ Ruth Brueckner died on 30 January 2003 at Texas at age 78.⁸

     Bernard Wesson married Ruth Brueckner, daughter of Hermann Brueckner and Cäcilie Krieger. Bernard Wesson was born on 5 October 1907.^1,2 He died on 15 December 1994 at age 87.^1,2

     Hans Salomon was born on 17 February 1921 at Hamburg, Germany.³ He married Ruth Brueckner, daughter of Hermann Brueckner and Cäcilie Krieger. Hans Salomon and Ruth Brueckner emigrated in 1952 from Netherlands to NYC.³ Hans Salomon died on 17 January 2007 at Dallas, Texas, USA, at age 85.³

     Ingeborg Brückner was born on 2 October 1921 at Munich, Bayern, Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Hermann Brueckner and Cäcilie Krieger. As of 13 February 1933, Ingeborg Brückner lived at Antonienstr. 7 Kinderheim, Munich, Bayern, Germany. She was living on 6 December 1934 at Esslingen, Württemberg, Germany. As of 15 March 1939, Ingeborg Brückner lived at Hermann-Schmid-Str. 5/0, Munich, Bayern, Germany. As of 6 August 1941, Ingeborg Brückner lived at Lohhof Flachsröste. She was deported on 20 November 1941 at Munich, Bayern, Germany, to Riga. She died on 25 November 1941 at Kaunas, Lithuania, at age 20. Ruth Brueckner submitted a Page of Testimony on 1 October 1992 to commemorate Ingeborg Brückner, a victim of the holocaust.²