[Correspondence of Albert Mosse]
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Electronic text and image data. Jerusalem : Yad Vashem 2015
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The file contains a correspondence of Albert Mosse with various institutions and personalities. For example with the mayor of Berlin, the Berlin municipality, the Humboldt academy and the Albertus university. Furthermore various letters of appointment, some of them signed by Wilhelm II, a copy of an entry in the Berlin registry office and a document conerning the birth of Mosses daughter are attached. The entry also shows a stamp adding the first name 'Sara' on the 26th of September, 1939. Albert Mosse was born on the 1st of October 1846 in Posen. He served as a judge in Berlin. Later he was a member of the Japanese ministry of the interior in Tokyo as an envoy of the German emperor Wilhelm II. In his late years he was an active and well respected man in Berlins political milieu. The file conatins a summary of his curriculum vitea.
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