Antoinette (Nina) Miness

Emigration 1940 after Mexico and USA Marie-Anne von Goldschmidt-Rothschild's mother did not want to emigrate to the daughter. With their children, now 17 and 15 years old, works of art and a radio left the family in May along with many French over the Porte d'Orléans Paris and fled to Spain. In June, we passed the Pyrenees transition Hendaye - Irun and came to Spain to Portugal. In Lisbon, the papers for the trip to Mexico on the converted for Refugees Portuguese freighter Quanza. Were [43] After arriving in Veracruz , only 35 of the 317 passengers were allowed into the country, including Ms. Goldschmidt-Rothschild and her children. More locations of their emigration were then California, Beverly Hills, 602 North Bedfort [44] and New York. Meanwhile Antoinette (Nina) Miness had married an American and lived until 2010 in New York; [45] Her son Gilbert was 1944 as an American soldier to Europe. As soon as possible returned Marie-Anne Goldschmidt-Rothschild 1946 after Paris and Vaisseau back.