# \[CLI\_Part\_21\] 132130578 Otto Anker

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**Created:** [21. November 2023 um 14:05 UTC](https://talk.arolsen-archives.org/t/cli-part-21-132130578-otto-anker/10719 "2023-11-21T14:05:18Z")\
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- **Document ID:** 132130578  
- **Document Collection:** 7-14-1 Documentation of the CLI  
- **Link to Online Archive:** [https://collections.arolsen-archives.org/de/document/132130578](https://collections.arolsen-archives.org/de/document/132130578)  

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# Discussion Question
Otto ANKER

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#germany POB: Hamburg  
#jew

[Otto Anker (1883 - 1964) - Genealogy (geni.com)](https://www.geni.com/people/Otto-Anker/6000000173214196230)

[ArchiveGrid : Anker family collection 1938 -1984 (oclc.org)](https://researchworks.oclc.org/archivegrid/collection/data/1018050163)

Picture:

> **[Ungrateful fatherland | 1938Projekt](https://www.lbi.org/1938projekt/detail/ungrateful-fatherland/)**
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> Hamburg—December 5, 2018/1938: All six sons of the Hamburg industrialist, S. Anker, were among the 85,000 Jewish soldiers who went to battle for Germany in World War I. Two of of them, Heinrich and Richard, belonged to the 457 Hamburg residents among...

[https://www.mappingthelives.org/bio/06566ff0-a6d8-4529-b4d8-bc99b592c412](https://www.mappingthelives.org/bio/06566ff0-a6d8-4529-b4d8-bc99b592c412)