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ArticleAusstellung von GrundlseerHanddruckenFromWiener Zeitung, 15 September 1950,p. 3ReproductionANNO/Austrian National LibraryThe newspaper article describes the­success of Anna Mautners textile printingworks before 1938, her research on patternprinting blocks in the USA and the re-es-tablishment of her company in Grundlsee in1947. Neither her persecution or the expro-priation of her property, the dangers sheand her family faced nor the fact that herbrother- and sister-in-law Stephan and ElseMautner, were murdered in Auschwitz arementioned at all. The article merely statesthat the success of the company was inter-rupted by the war.KPArticleIn New York: SteirischeKopftücher, der große SchlagerFromNeues Österreich, 1 May 1949, p. 4ReproductionANNO/Austrian National LibraryThese two newspaper articles describe thesuccess of the textile printing works, ownedby Anna Mautner, her son Heinrich and hiswife in Rhode Island USA. After the com-panys return to Austria, the article states, itcontinued to sell its products to the USA.The Mautner family are romanticized ascountry folk who came to fabric printing bychance.KPArticle:Steirisches Kunsthandwerkin USAFromWiener Kurier, 25 March 1949, p. 4ReproductionANNO/Austrian National Library163