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Artur Axmann was born February 18th in Hagen, Northern Rhineland ,Westphalia. He is the youngest of Alois Axmann and Emma Axman’s 5 children. Alois Axmann is an insurance clerk and Emma is a stay-at-home mom. Alois hopes that Artur will follow in his footsteps in becoming a good father and having many children. The family is planning on moving to Berlin in 1916 for Mr. Axmann’s job. Artur is supposed to go to 300 Gemeindeschule (primary school), in 1918. Emma and Alois are both very happy and healthy with their new addition to the
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