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Fußgruppen
Der Zaun am Schiff
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An der Mosel in Metz
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Der Zaun am Hotel
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Klingelbeutel modern
Der Zaun mit Wolle
Die Bank in Tansania
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Gorilla-Baby
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Der Zaun danach
No. 9
Riverwalk New Orleans
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St. Louis Cathedral New Orleans
Der Zaun an Mardi Gras
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Jeder will was sehen
Sammel-Leidenschaft
Der Zaun am French Market
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Malcolm C. Woldenberg (5 May 1896 - 21 September 1982) was a Canadian-born American businessman and philanthropist.
Woldenberg was born in Montreal, Canada, the son of Jewish immigrants from Europe. His family moved to the US when he was a child.
He started working as one of the Canadian distillers Seagram's first employees in the US. In the course of his work, he met Newman Goldring, and together they moved to New Orleans in 1941 to start a wholesale liquor business. In 1944, Woldenberg founded the Magnolia Marketing Company with Goldring and his son Stephen Goldring, his long-time business partners. It later became Republic National Distributing Company, and is today known as the Sazerac Company.
Woldenberg was an active civic leader in New Orleans's Jewish community. Q:Wikipedia
Malcolm C. Woldenberg (5 May 1896 - 21 September 1982) was a Canadian-born American businessman and philanthropist.
Woldenberg was born in Montreal, Canada, the son of Jewish immigrants from Europe. His family moved to the US when he was a child.
He started working as one of the Canadian distillers Seagram's first employees in the US. In the course of his work, he met Newman Goldring, and together they moved to New Orleans in 1941 to start a wholesale liquor business. In 1944, Woldenberg founded the Magnolia Marketing Company with Goldring and his son Stephen Goldring, his long-time business partners. It later became Republic National Distributing Company, and is today known as the Sazerac Company.
Woldenberg was an active civic leader in New Orleans's Jewish community. Q:Wikipedia
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mir ist in NOLA aufgefallen, dass es dort recht viele solcher Skulpturen auf Bänken gibt (meine Fotos dazu kommen noch!)
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