Maximilian Irving Nowinski (born 1920)
Married - alice nowinski
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Alice Nowinski
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Alice Nowinski (Leichtman)
Birthdate: 1921
Death: 2002 (80-81)
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Charles Leichtman and Tessie Benjamin Leichtman
Wife of Max Nowinski
Mother of Private; Private; Karen Nowinski and Private
Sister of Adolph Leichtman and Geri
Managed by: Ellen Claire Leichtman
Last Updated: December 14, 2014
Max Nowinski - FATHER of Robert
Father was living at 540 west 122 st. in manhattan as of 1940 census - looks like a Columbia U address...
https://www.newspapers.com/image/319869665/?terms=%22max%20nowinski%22&match=1
age 83...
having heart surgery in 2004
this says he was born in New york !!!
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Max Nowinski
Social Security Number: 052-14-0051
Birth Date: 21 Jul 1920
Issue Year: Before 1951
Issue State: New York
Last Residence: 08831, Jamesburg, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA
Death Date: 28 Jun 2004
1938 - Pythagorean societyy...
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brohters -
William Nowinski 1917
WIlliam was a violinist with the NYC Philharmonic
https://www.nytimes.com/1982/09/13/obituaries/william-nowinski-violinist-with-the-philharmonic-64.html
Jack nowinski 1931
daughter Sonia Nowinski
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he is in college
father is a "radio annoincer" as of 1940
1925 census
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1958
living in new rochelle
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wife - Alice
Engineer "NYC"
cole terrace, new rochelle - very nice houses
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Max Nowinski
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MONROE TOWNSHIP -- Max Nowinski, 83, of Monroe Township, formerly of New Rochelle, NY, died.
Mr. Nowinski was a mechanical engineer in the construction industry for over 40 years.
He was predeceased by his beloved wife Alice and his daughter Karen. He is survived by his sons Ira, Robert and Charles. Brother of Jack and Sonia, and seven grandchildren.
Services were held noon Wednesday at Robert Schoem's Menorah Chapel, W-150 Rt. 4, Paramus.
Published in "The Times, Trenton," on Jul. 1, 2004.
https://www.nytimes.com/2004/06/30/classified/paid-notice-deaths-nowinski-max.html?searchResultPosition=1
Paid Notice: Deaths NOWINSKI, MAX
June 30, 2004
NOWINSKI--Max, 83, of Monroe Township, NJ, formerly of New Rochelle, NY. A Mechanical Engineer in construction industry over forty years. Predeceased by his beloved Alice and his daughter Karen. Survived by his sons Ira, Robert and Charles. Brother of Jack and Sonia, & seven grandchildren. Services today, 12 Noon at Robert Schoem's Menorah Chapel, W-150 Rt. 4, Paramus, NJ.
Charles Nowinski ...
Born .. 1958 ????
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Charles Nowinski (son of Maximillian Nowinski and Alice Leichtman)5982, 5983 was born 1958 in New York.He married Nancy Diamond on June 1983.
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Marriage: June 1983
Children of Charles Nowinski and Nancy Diamond are:
Living Nowinski.
Living Nowinski.
http://www.otrr.org/FILES/Magz_pdf/Radio%20Guide/Radio%20Guide%2034-05-19.pdf
WIND — Polish Music with Edward Nowinski
Max was living with his Father at 540 west 122 st. in manhattan as of 1940 census - looks like a Columbia U address.??
Saved Wikipedia (March 19, 2021) for "Ira Nowinski"
Ira Nowinski is a photographer. Nowinski earned a Master of Fine Art's degree from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1973. From the late 1970s through the early 1980s, Nowinski served as the official photographer of the San Francisco Opera.[1] His photographs have been collected extensively by the University of California, Berkeley's Bancroft Library; Stanford University Libraries' Department of Special Collections; Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris; the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and the National Museum of Photography, Bradford, England.[2][3]
He has worked on three major photographic projects documenting various aspects of the Jewish experience in the 20th Century: In Fitting Memory: The Art and Politics of Holocaust Memorials; Karaite Jews in Egypt, Israel, and the San Francisco Bay Area; and Soviet Jews in San Francisco. [4]
His current projects include a photographic exploration of the Galapagos Islands.[3]
He has had major exhibitions of his photography at the Stanford University Libraries' Peterson Gallery in 2004[1] and the Judah L. Magnes Museum in 2007.[2]
Ira Nowinski, an American photographer of Polish and Hungarian Jewish descent, was born in 1942 in New York City and raised in New Rochelle, NY. At the age of 42, he was prodded by opera singer Regina Resnick to do a photo essay around the Jewish milieu. He had previously done photo essays of the North Beach, San Francisco, area, of the evacuation of elderly citizens from hotels in the South of Market area of San Francisco, and of the Southeast Asian Community in the same city. In addition, he had been the staff photographer of the San Francisco Opera since 1978.[5][failed verification]
Working first with Resnick and then with Seymour Fromer of the Judah L. Magnes Museum, Rhonda Abrams of the Anti-Defamation League, Anita Friedman of Jewish Family & Children's Services, and the Northern California Board of Rabbis, Nowinski began documenting the Jewish experience in the San Francisco Bay Area. One of his first projects was to document Soviet Jews who had immigrated during the 1970s and 1980s.[5][failed verification]
He also photographed the Karaite Jewish Community in Foster City. The Karaites were a Jewish community that had lived for nearly 500 years in Egypt. The Arab-Israeli war resulted in the expulsion of the Jews from Egypt at the conclusion of that conflict. Many subsequently immigrated first to Israel and then to Northern California. Nowinski retraced their migration route in reverse, first photographing Karaites in Foster City, California, then in Israel, and finally in Egypt.[5][failed verification]
Nowinski and Sybil Milton of the U.S. Holocaust Museum did a joint work on the Holocaust Memorials throughout Europe, Israel, and in the United States. This work, entitled "In fitting memory : the art and politics of Holocaust memorials" combined text provided by Milton with Nowinski's photographic essay of the monuments documenting the millions of Jews who lost their lives under the Nazi regime.[5][failed verification]
Milton, Sybil and Ira Nowinski. In fitting memory : the art and politics of Holocaust memorials. Detroit : Wayne State University Press ; Berkeley : Judah L. Magnes Museum, ©1991. ISBN 0-8143-2066-X (10 digit) ISBN 978-0-8143-2066-2 (13 digit)
Nowinski, Ira. Ira Nowinski photographs of pioneer Jewish cemeteries, 1984. Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum. OCLC Number 71267095
Nowinski, Ira. Ira Nowinski : the photographer as witness. [Stanford, CA] : Stanford University Libraries, ©2004. ISBN 0-911221-33-6 (10 digit) ISBN 978-0-911221-33-6 (13 digit)
Nowinski, Ira. Ira Nowinski - the studio of Man Ray. Tucson : Nazraeli Press [u.a.], 2006. ISBN 1-59005-137-8 (10 digit) ISBN 978-1-59005-137-5 (13 digit)
Nowinski, Ira. Ira Nowinski's San Francisco-Poets, Politics, and Diva. Berkeley, Calif. : Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley : Heyday Books, ©2006. ISBN 1-59714-040-6 (10 digit) ISBN 978-1-59714-040-9 (13 digit)
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a b Ira Nowinski: the Photographer as Witness. Exhibit Home page. Stanford University Libraries. Retrieved 2011-01-30
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a b Studio Man Ray: Photographs by Ira Nowinski at Magnes Museum, Art, Knowledge, News, retrieved 2011-01-30.
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a b Ira Nowinski - Photographer. Artist's website, retrieved 2011-01-30.
^ Ira Nowinski: the Photographer as Witness. Online Exhibit. Introduction. Stanford University Libraries, retrieved 2011-01-30
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a b c d Guide to the Ira Nowinski Collection, ca. 1965-2000, Stanford University Libraries, retrieved 2011-01-30
Ira Nowinski collection, ca. 1965-2000 (10 linear ft.; ca. 15,000 photographs and negatives) are housed in the Department of Special Collections and University Archives at Stanford University Libraries
Guide to the Ira Nowinski collection, ca. 1965-2000. Stanford University Libraries, 2003.
Ira Nowinski - Photographer. Artist's website, retrieved 2011-01-30.
Ira Nowinski: the Photographer as Witness. Online exhibit, Stanford University Libraries.
Ira Nowinski Photograph Set from the Judah L. Magnes Museum Jewish Art Collection on flikr. Retrieved 2012-11-17.