Some Information about Anna's Family
Anna’s parents were Abraham Stein who married Haia and they had at least 7 children:
Yasha the eldest was deported to Transtria Rumanian concentration camp. He was married to Bella a (virtuoso level) she also died in Transnistria, Romania.
Regina, who visited Anna in the US after the war.
Two sisters (who were deported) were both doctors of Medicine. They were from Chernovitz (Austro-Hungarian Empire) but died in a place called Transnistria, a concentration camp in Romania.
Shoshana (called (called Shenzia) left during the war settling down in Israel and married a librarian, who was much older then she was. They had no children.
Anna Stein born 1892 both were from Hotin and then the entire family moved to Chernovitz, which was part of the Austrian Hungarian Empire.
Issac Stein was born in 1892;
Some information about Issac’s family:
From:
Iris Ramler [mailto:iramler@cable.net.co]
tel:57-1-2350141
fax:57-1-345 4101
cell in the US 305 479 4536
I am sending this e-mail from Colombia. My grandfather's name was Isaac Stein, brother of Anna Stein Prinzmetal, who lived in California. Both Isaac and his wife from Hotin moved after the war to Los Angeles .He died shortly after and my grandmother moved to Miami since she had a heart problem and could'nt live in Bogota, because of the altitude, were my parents settled in the late 50's. Isaac and Clara had two daughters, Bluma and Tania who at a certain point visited Isadore Prinzmetal, but the contact diminished slowly over the years and came to an end. Both of them have children. I am one of them. We speak German at home since they lived in the Austrian Hungarian Empire for many years, in a town called Czernowitz. It was a very cultured city with a lively Jewish community. The stories are endless...I obviously found this e-mail via the internet.It would be nice to hear from you and get some photographs of my grandfather if you have any. He was born in 1900 .They were 7 children. All intellectuals, two of the women studied medicine (in those times) but died in concentration camps.
I know my Grandfather spoke 6 languages and was a founding member of the Theodor Herzl Movement. Iris's Grandfather spoke 6 languages and was a founding member and was a founding member of the Theodore Herzl Movement. They belonged to the Zionist Youth movement.