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Describe each of Joseph's parents. Explain how each parent contributed to their successful "bear business."
List the five citizenship questions and their correct answers that Joseph asked Aunt Golda on her deathbed.
One of the young persons living under the Brooklyn Bridge was Gretta, the bride. Summarize why she came to live there.
Explain why the nickname "Queen" was a fitting one for Aunt Golda. Include a description of the relationship that existed between the "Queen" and her younger sisters.
Who was Pauline Unger? Why was Joseph both in love with her and upset with her?
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