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Fritz Schindler
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English: Fritz Schindler (1920–2016), youngest son of Hamburg's shipping company owner Julius Schindler (1878–1941). Fritz initially attended the private elementary school of Cläre Lehmann (1878–1942) located in 46 Heilwigstrasse in Hamburg-Harvestehude. Directly after he attended the reform boarding school Schule am Meer on the island of Juist in the North Sea where this picture was made in 1931. After his emigration he changed his name to Frederick Charles Schindler, but his original first name Fritz stayed as his nickname. The triangular school logo on his shirt shows SAM.
Deutsch: Fritz Schindler (1920–2016), jüngster Sohn des Hamburger Reeders Julius Schindler (1878–1941). Fritz besuchte zunächst die Private Vorschule (Grundschule) der Cläre Lehmann (1878–1942) in der Heilwigstraße 46 in Hamburg-Harvestehude und anschließend zum Schuljahr 1930/31 das reformpädagogische Landerziehungsheim Schule am Meer auf der Nordseeinsel Juist, wo dieses Foto 1931 entstand. Nach der Emigration änderte er seinen Namen zu Frederick Charles Schindler, aber sein ursprünglicher Vorname Fritz blieb ihm als Spitzname erhalten. Das dreieckige Logo auf dem Sporthemd zeigt SAM. |
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| Source | Private archive of Renate Samelson, Michigan, USA (granddaughter of Zachary Hochschild and Philippine Hochschild, née Ellinger; oldest daughter of Dr. Paul Reiner and Anni Reiner, née Hochschild |
| Author | Unknown author |
| Other versions | clipping from File:Schule am meer juist teamsports.png |
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