Gertrud and her sister Friederike immigrated to the U.S. in 1939. When she became a naturalized citizen, she changed her name to Gertrude Berns.
She became a teacher and then an assistant principal in New York City. She and her husband Arnold had a son and a daughter.
They retired to Plantation, Florida.
She became a teacher and then an assistant principal in New York City. She and her husband Arnold had a son and a daughter.
They retired to Plantation, Florida.
Gertrud and her sister Friederike immigrated to the U.S. in 1939. When she became a naturalized citizen, she changed her name to Gertrude Berns.
She became a teacher and then an assistant principal in New York City. She and her husband Arnold had a son and a daughter.
They retired to Plantation, Florida.
She became a teacher and then an assistant principal in New York City. She and her husband Arnold had a son and a daughter.
They retired to Plantation, Florida.
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