Paul Grunwald papers, 1907-1999

MLMSS 9230

fonds

1907-1999

Textual Records, Graphic Materials, Clippings, Photographs

876997

0.17 metres of textual material (1 box), some files contain photographs

Paul Grunwald was born in Germany in 1915. He founded the German Saturday School (Deutscher Schulverein) in Sydney in 1960 and led the school until 2002 when he retired.

References:
Compiled from the collection
Deutscher Schulverein Sydney http://www.germansaturdayschoolsydney.org (accessed 14 November 2013)

Personal and family papers, mostly laminated, including identity cards and travel documents of Paul Grunwald, Rosalie Grunwald née Stolle and Ernst Grunwald; birth certificate of Ernst Grunwald; confirmation certificate of Rosalie Stolle; marriage certificate of Ernst Grunwald and Rosalie Stolle, driver’s licence of Ernst Grunwald; copy of will of Ernst Grunwald; divorce papers of Paul Grunwald and Helene Grunwald née Hoffman and family trees of Grunwald and Stolle families, 1907-1952

One black & white and four colour photographs of Paul Grunwald, Liesel Grunwald, students and gazebo, 1996-1999; laminated invitation to opening of gazebo with report, 1999; newscuttings, 1990

Letterhead paper from Kriegsmarinearsenal (Navy Arsenal) Gotenhafen, 194-

Records of the Deutscher Schulverein Sydney (German Saturday School Sydney) including a folder of correspondence, newsletters, programs and newscuttings, 1962-1980; black & white photographs of students at Villawood, Bankstown, Blacktown, Cabramatta, Miranda and Roseville, 1961-1963; legal agreement with the German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Sydney, 1976; newscuttings, 1982-1994

Printed material:
‘Das Deutsche Heer 1939’ (The German Army 1939), 1953
‘Des Seefahrers Joachim Nettelbeck hochst erstaunliche Lebensgeschichte von ihm selbst erzahlt’, 1994

German, English

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