Dr. Ignaz Zollschan

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Held by: Montreal Holocaust Museum via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
Dates: February 12, 1913 (indexed as 1913)
Level: item
Scope & content: The front there is an illustration of Dr. Ignaz Zollschan. He is wearing a suit and tie. On the back is a stamp from the Austrian-Hungarian Empire with a portrait of Kaiser Franz Joseph, worth 5 Heller. Dr. Ignaz Zollschan was a Jewish anthropologist who discussed ideas of the Jews as a race. He believed that the Jews were a "mixed race" of people whose racial ancestry came from the Semitic and Hittite peoples of the ancient Near East. Narrative: This postcard was written by Bernhard Kissman (Donor's father) to his fiancee Fritzi Winter (Donor's mother) who lived at that time with her parents in Tescheutz, Bukowina. They got married in July 1913. Bernhard Kissman worked at various places in forestry. Postcards between them were written daily, often a letter followed. Dr. Ignaz Zollschan was a Jewish anthropologist who discussed ideas of the Jews as a race. He believed that the Jews were a "mixed race" of people whose racial ancestry came from the Semitic and Hittite peoples of the ancient Near East.
In the picture: Jewish Community Man Portrait Postcard Studio Portrait SuitTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Extent: Postcard : Paper : Ink : Black, White, Red, Green ; Ht: 13 cm x W: 9 cm
Genre / form: textual record
Format: Document
Text in the image: Dr. Ignaz Zollschan, Wien,Verfasser des Werkes "Rassenproblem".cjhn.caRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
Language: German
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