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• Marthe and Juliette Vesque
  File:Vesque_-_Jean_Strassburger_1942.jpg|Hans Strassburger (1942)
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• Circus Williams
  ...circus luminaries such as [[Circus Krone|Carl Krone]], [[Circus Sarrasani|Hans Stoch-Sarrasani, Jr.]], and Paula Busch, like many other prominent German e ...she became a model and idol to her niece and namesake, Jeanette Williams. Hans Shroer became the show's announcer and Concessions manager.
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• Gilbert Houcke
  ...in 1935, Paula Busch agreed to buy at a bargain price the mighty [[Circus Strassburger]] with all its traveling equipment: A Jewish family, the Strassburgers were ...ad begun to do so as early as 1936 when they hired the last members of the Strassburger family who had not yet left Germany. But in November 1943, while Circus Bus
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• Circus Sarrasani
  [[File:Hans_Stosch-Sarrasani_Poster.jpg|right|300px|Hans Stosch-Sarrasani (c.1922)]] ...larger-than-life personality and extravagant vision of its famous founder, Hans Stosch-Sarrasani.
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• The Lorch Family
  ...milies such as the [[The Blumenfeld Dynasty|Blumenfelds]] and the [[Circus Strassburger|Strassburgers]].) To make matters worse, by 1933, when the Nazi Party took Alice Lorch, Julius’s daughter who had married the German acrobat Hans Danner, was luckier: She and her daughters, Irene and Gerda, were hidden du
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• Circus Krone
  ...advertising and organization were evidently following the models set by [[Hans-Stosch Sarrasani]] and the Hagenbecks (the two German trend-setters of the ...turn, Carl Krone found an economic situation that had worsened. In 1923, [[Hans Stosch-Sarrasani]] had decided to try his luck elsewhere and had been able
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• Oskar Hoppe
  ...pe". But his marriage ended in 1948, and Helene Althoff went on to marry [[Hans Kossmayer]], with whom she revived Emil Wacker's [[Circus Apollo]] that had ...s, the Nazi government had facilitated her purchase of the Jewish [[Circus Strassburger]], one of Germany's largest and most prestigious circuses. It was renamed '
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• The Schumann Dynasty
  ...later to re-establish the Schumann name in Dresden, but lost his bid to [[Hans Stosch-Sarrasani]].) ...an ultra-modern theater in the new "expressionist" style by the architect Hans Poelzig (1869-1936), with a new façade shockingly painted raspberry red, t
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