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Fanny Dolgin Ludwig and husband Misha with Israel Dolgin
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This is my mother, Fanny Dolgin Ludwig, born in Ekatrinaslavm Russie in 1899-died in 1960 in Winnipeg)m and my father Misha Ludwig, born in Odessa, Russia 1897, died in Winnipeg 1958; they married in Winnipeg January 14, 1917; the man behind them is my mother's youngest brother, Israel Dolgin, I don't know who the beautiful little girl in the fancy dress and incredibly special shoes is, because Israel's daughter Ruthie was, I thought, younger than me (b.1922).
Posted by: jack ludwig | 10/06/2012 at 03:59 PM
Revision: that is, indeed, Ruthie who was born, I'd say, in 1917, 1918 at the latest.
Posted by: jack ludwig | 10/07/2012 at 07:04 PM