Figure 1.-- Another image shows Georg and his younger brother Erk at the ages of 12 and 12 respectively (1936). The two boys are dressed identically, perhaps showing their typical school dress or clothes they wore after school for play or chores. They wear long-sleeved knitted jerseys, short trousers, and black long stockings.

Another image shows Georg and his younger brother Erk at the ages of 12 and 12 respectively (1936). The two boys are dressed identically, perhaps showing their typical school dress or clothes they wore after school for play or chores. They wear long-sleeved knitted jerseys, short trousers, and black long stockings.

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