Tag #139215 - Interview #78195 (Julia (Juci) Scheiner)

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When Andras came home the furniture store was still operating. The mill also kept on working for a year and a half until the nationalization [8] in 1948. Andras signed for it and handed it over. The furniture store was nationalized in 1949.

Then he had to look for something else to do in order to make a living. He was thrown out of every job he had when they found out who his father was. Then he did some accounting and anything that came along. At the beginning he made wooden toy-horses for the children. Then, and I don't know whether it was his or the bookbinder's idea, but they sorted and bound the documents of different companies. Because the documents weren't properly sorted and bound, it turned out to be a very profitable business, and companies were lining up for their services. In 1950 he married Julia Kiss, a Calvinist.
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Marosvasarhely
Romania

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Julia (Juci) Scheiner