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[Mr. Nissim de Toledo was the subject of repeated inquiries advanced to the French Consulate in Edirne from the city’s governor between 1926 and 1933: What were the names, dates, and places of birth of his parents and siblings? Were his siblings married? Did they have children? If so, how many? Did Mr. de Toledo have French or Spanish subjecthood? If so, on what basis had he obtained it?]
Published: Apr 13, 2022
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