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Genja Jonas

Genja Jonas (1895-1938) was a German photographer known for her portraits Jonas was born on September 2, 1895 in Rogoźno, Poland. She studied photography in Berlin and opened a successful portrait studio there in 1918. She married journalist Alfred Günther in 1925.

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Name
Genja Jonas
Born
September 2, 1895
Birthplace
Rogoźno, Poland
Died
May 8, 1938
Place of death
Dresden, Germany
Field
Photography
Nationality
German Reich
Occupation
photographer
Languages
German

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Genja Jonas (1895-1938) was a German photographer known for her portraits Jonas was born on September 2, 1895 in Rogoźno, Poland. She studied photography in Berlin and opened a successful portrait studio there in 1918. She married journalist Alfred Günther in 1925.

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