Move to England with your divorced daughter and her little girl.
I got an email some years ago from someone who was looking for relatives or news of his (great-?)grandfather (named Bornstein like me), who had stayed in Germany after the divorce in the 1930s.
I wasn't able to help him, because my line of Bornsteins came to the US in the late 1800s. I sent a copy of the email to my uncle who was into genealogy, just in case.
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I got an email some years ago from someone who was looking for relatives or news of his (great-?)grandfather (named Bornstein like me), who had stayed in Germany after the divorce in the 1930s.
I wasn't able to help him, because my line of Bornsteins came to the US in the late 1800s. I sent a copy of the email to my uncle who was into genealogy, just in case.
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