The Móric Kornfeld Family

As was noted above my father, Móric Kornfeld, was the second son of Zsigmond Kornfeld and his wife, Barbara. Born on December thirty, 1882, he had a happy but very strictly discip lined childhood which was not unusual at the time. An example is that he and his siblings had to lie at attention in the...

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Published in	An Uncommon Life p. 53
Main Author	Thomas J. DeKornfeld
Format	Book Chapter
Language	English
Published	Corvina 30.06.2015
Edition	NED - New edition, 1
Subjects	Anthropology Applied anthropology Applied arts Architectural elements Architecture Armed conflict Art museums Arts Behavioral sciences Cultural anthropology Cultural institutions Dining rooms Education Educational institutions Families Family members Formal education Human populations Human societies Interior spaces Libraries Literature Military science Mothers Museums Persons Political science Population studies Rooms Schools Siblings Social institutions Social sciences Sociology Sons Universities War War theaters Women World wars
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Summary:	As was noted above my father, Móric Kornfeld, was the second son of Zsigmond Kornfeld and his wife, Barbara. Born on December thirty, 1882, he had a happy but very strictly discip lined childhood which was not unusual at the time. An example is that he and his siblings had to lie at attention in their bed when one of the parents entered the room. They were trained to speak only when they were invited to do so. Father had the standard primary and secondary education and then enrolled at the university to get a doctorate in economics. In his
ISBN:	9789631362565 9631362566