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The collection contains letters of the Isler, Magnus and Lilien families including autobiographical records, as well as other documents of the family's activities spanning three generations. The letters feature a colorful picture of a German-Jewish educated middle class family in the 19th and early 20th century in Hamburg and Braunschweig. The letters of the Isler Magnus family allow a glimpse into the everyday life of a Jewish, middle-class Hamburg family in the 19th century. Meyer Isler (1807 Hamburg - 1888 Hamburg) wrote the first letters to his family as a student. The couple Meyer Isler and Emma Meyer (Dessau 1816-1886 Hamburg) wrote letters while traveling, and there is also extensive correspondence between Hamburg and Braunschweig when their daughter Sophie (Hamburg 1840-1920), married advocate Otto Magnus (Braunschweig 1836-1920) --
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