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Olga Glässnerova with her husband Karel Glässner

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Olga Glässnerova with her husband Karel Glässner
This is a photograph of my father's oldest sister Olga, with her husband Karel Glässner on holiday in Austria. The photo is from about the year 1930. My grandparents had all told eleven children, five boys and six girls. Oskar, Olga, Otto, Artur, Adela, Elsa, Bedriska, who they called Frida, Marketa, Helena, Egon and Kamil. Aunt Olga was married to the lawyer Karel Glässner. They had a son, Alfred, and daughters Trude and Erna. They lived in Lovosice.

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