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After multiple attempts Congress passed [https://books.google.com/books/about/Meier_Langermann_His_Wife_Friederike_and.html?id=mcStbjcJRJ4C a special bill to admit the Langermans]; FDR vetoed it the first time. He signed it after a second passage. | After multiple attempts Congress passed [https://books.google.com/books/about/Meier_Langermann_His_Wife_Friederike_and.html?id=mcStbjcJRJ4C a special bill to admit the Langermans]; FDR vetoed it the first time. He signed it after a second passage. | ||
Eventually he got his wife and Joe, her mother, brother, sister, and their families to America. ( | Eventually he got his wife and Joe, her mother, brother, sister, and their families to America. (His father-in-law, Solomon Passweg, had died in 1936.) | ||
[[:File:MeierLangermann_ImmigrationRecord-19410312.jpeg | His visa from 1941 March 12]] places his mother as still in Poland. This document identifies his race as Hebrew, his nationality as Poland. | [[:File:MeierLangermann_ImmigrationRecord-19410312.jpeg | His visa from 1941 March 12]] places his mother as still in Poland. This document identifies his race as Hebrew, his nationality as Poland. | ||
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married 1914 March 20 in Turka. There is also a record of her subsequent marriage in 1930 in Vienna, at the same temple, to Alexander Rafalovic. | married 1914 March 20 in Turka. There is also a record of her subsequent marriage in 1930 in Vienna, at the same temple, to Alexander Rafalovic. | ||
[https://a860-historicalvitalrecords.nyc.gov/view/7234852 The certificate of his death]says that | [https://a860-historicalvitalrecords.nyc.gov/view/7234852 The certificate of his death] says that | ||
Meyer Langerman died on 1943 October 8 in Manhattan; he was 56. His father was Nachum Langerman, his mother was | Meyer Langerman died on 1943 October 8 in Manhattan; he was 56. His father was Nachum Langerman, his mother was | ||
Batscheva Laugonauer, his wife was Frederica Langerman. | Batscheva Laugonauer, his wife was Frederica Langerman. | ||