Janse, Renée (Ronny)

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Renée (Ronny) Semenovna Janse (född Rachel Sokolsky), född 27 oktober 1903, Grodno, Polen, död 21 december 2000.

Dotter till Semen Seymour Sokolsky och Mathilde Sokolovskaya. Hon kallades "Ronichka" eller "Ronja". Ronny flyttade till Krasnodar, Ryssland, 1908. Hon flyttade sen till Stockholm 1925-1930 och gifte sig med Olov 1930. 1932 till Paris. 1940 till USA. Amerikansk medborgare 1948 då hon bytte namn från Ronny till Renée.

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Namn: Janse, Olov
Persontitel: arkeolog, professor
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1892-08-03, 1985
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Magnus Johansson (National Museums of World Culture)2024-10-07 08:39
Tack för informationen, jag har nu ändrat.
mali15442024-10-03 11:15
Det saknas en bokstav i namnet: Det borde stå Renée (Ronny) Semenovna Janse. "Semenovna" är den del av namnet som man får efter sin pappa. Hennes pappa hette Semen, och enligt den ryska/polska namntraditionen hette hon Sokolsky Rachel Semenovna.

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Magnus Johansson (National Museums of World Culture)2024-10-07 08:39

mali15442024-10-03 11:15

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