The Móric Kornfeld Family

• 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

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...