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Sophie Clemenceau-Szeps (1862-1937)

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The sisters Berta Zuckerkandl-Szeps (1864-1945) and Sophie Clemenceau-Szeps (1862-1937), Vienna approx. 1880.

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  • Residences: Vienna, Paris.
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  • Born: 1862, Vienna, Austria.
  • Married: 26-12-1886 Vienna, Austria.
  • Died: 24-09-1937 Paris, France.
  • Buried: Unknown.

Also known as “Sophie”. Daughter of Moritz Szeps (founder and director of the Neues Wiener Tagblatt) and Amalie Szeps-Schlesinger. 

Wife of Paul Clemenceau (1857-1946). Sister of Berta Zuckerkandl-Szeps (1864-1945), Leo (Leon) Szeps, Dr. Julius Szeps and Eleonora Szeps. 

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