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                <text>Bloom´s Russian Roots</text>
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                <text>Ethel´s father, Abe Pellicoff and Lawrence´s father, Moise, knew each other in Nizhyn, Russia (Now Ukraine).  They worked together, one of them a middle manager of a farm, where wheat was grown, and the other a manager of a brewery which bought the wheat and brewed beer.  These files relate primarily to depictions from Russia.</text>
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              <text>Mother and Daughter:  Mrs. Bloom and Ethel London (with no idea who they are)&#13;
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              <text>Hi identifies this picture as "Mrs. Bloom and daughter Ethel London" in this undated photo.  I have no idea who they are, although they are listed, in someone else´s handwritting as "cousins of Lawrence Bloom".  So, this should be Moishe´s sister´s daughter.  </text>
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