Letter of Information Office of General District w Krakow, of April 8th, 1920, to the Directorate of Police, with a list of the Bolshevik activists in Denmark.mentioned inter alia dr Martini - Denmark citizen married to a Jewish woman from Homel, Baum - Jew, secretary of Czerańskiego, Buchholz - Chief of correspondence Bureau of "Rost" (Jew?), Siepulkin, Grossman, Szerin - Forward magazine's correspondent in New York, Braender - Russian Jew, Cholewa, M. A. Rosenblum, Andersen Stern - baptized Jew, who formerly served in the Russian Military Gendarmerie, R. Grabowski. "Other Russian activists": Minka Rubinstein, Szkaff, owner of "Baltick Bank", millionaire, Czeranski, a baptized Jew, monarchist and Bolshevik (sic!), Anna Lempa, a Russian Jewish woman and her sister Sanickaja. On mentioned ordered surveillance.

The National Archives in Krakow

Fonds: Starostwo Grodzkie Krakowskie

Signature: StGKr 35

Page/Card Number: L.1360/pr/20

Language: Polish

Creation Date: 08.04.1920

Place of origin: Kraków

Geographical names: Cracow, Denmark, Gomel, New York

Surnames: Baum , Braender , Buchholz , Cholewa , Czerański , Grabowski , Grossman , Lepma Anna , Martini , Rosenblum M. A. , Rubinstein Minka , Sanickaja , Siepulkin , Stern Andersen , Szerin , Szkaff

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