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Eduard
Porges (b. Baar, d. 1912) married Barbara (b. Baar)
Ferdinand Porges
Kurt Porges
Ignatz Porges
Hilde
Elsa
Regina Porges, lives in Australia
Kurt Porges
Siegfried Porges (b. 04/09/1889 Schriftsetzers, d. 09/06/1942
Maly Trostinec KZ),
married Leopoldine (b. 03/05/1891 Duschner,
d. 09/06/1942 Maly Trostinec KZ)
Ernst Porges (b. 1918 Vienna, d. 1989) emigrated from Vienna
to the U.S.A. in 1939.
married
Hedy. Lives in Los Angeles. (Click here to see
the family album of Ernst Porges)
Harry Porges (b. 1942 U.S.A., ) resides in Los Angeles
Diana Porges (b. 1943 U.S.A., ) resides in Los Angeles
3 children, 1 grand child
Leonard M. Porges (b. 1955 Los Angeles), married Sheryl
Cohen.
Operates
a fine art gallery in Arizona
Walter
Porges (b. 28/7/1921 Vienna, d. 18/05/1989 Netanya, Israel)
married (09/06/1953) Simcha Ben Shimon. He left Vienna on
12/08/1938 to study in Switzerland.
He moved to Haifa (Israel)
in august 1949.
Until 1987, he worked at the Head Office of
the Postal Services in Netanya.
Tammy Porges (b. 1954) married Yair BASHARI
children : Keren (married Ilan YAKOVINIAN, they have twins
: Yinon &
Yodaia (b. 16/11/2006), Metal BASHARI (b. 14/10/1980), Sivan
BASHARI (b. 28/04/1985), Almog BASHARI (b. 13/07/1993)
Igal Porges (b. 24/10/1955, d. 06/06/2014) married Savion Knafo
Yamit Porges (b. 13/04/1981) married
08/01/2008 Gilad Kalchheim
daughter
Ofer Sarah Klachheim (b. 2009), son Ido (b. 2011),
son Roi (b. 2015)
Hadar Porges (b. 23/07/1983), divorced,
3 children Nevo (b. 08/2010) and twins Sinai & Arbel (b.
07/2011)
Mor Porges (b. 25/10/1987) married(09/2010) Or Akwa,
son Sagiv (b. 2012), son Yagel (b. 2014), son Atai (b.2017)
Orpaz Porges (b. 09/06/1993)
Hanna Porges (b. 1958) married Yossi ITON
Shimrit
Porges(b.30/04/1980) married Doron JAN
3 children : Rotem, Noya & Yakir
Elinor
Porges married Shlomi MIZRAHI. 2 sons : Yali & Yahav
Heinz
Porges (b. Vienna) lives in Switzerland
Porges 2 children
Gisella
Porges
Herbert
Heinrich
Porges (Vienna, b. 1875, d. 1949) married Phillipine Schwarz
(b. 1878, d. 1947),
metteur
at the newspaper "Neue Freie Presse"
Alfred Porges (b. Vienna 16/03/1902, d. Vienna 07/10/1978).
He attained a prominent role in the Austrian government in the
1970's, married Gabriele Mostsch
Grete Porges (Vienna, b. 1903, d. 1919)
Hans Porges (Vienna, b. 1905, d. 1968) married to Gerda
Sebeh. "
He opened 'Porges am Graben' in 1948, one of the first addresses
in Vienna
for exquisite clothing, closed in 1990".
Sissy Porges (Vienna, b. 1948, d. 1977)
Marion Porges (Vienna, b. 1959)
Philip Porges (b. 1880, d. 1942)
Erich Porges (b. 1907, d. 1992) married Hedy Sametz (b. 1922, d. 2013)
Susan Porges (b.1952) married Michael Moddel (b.1950), they live in Australia
Daniel Moddel (b.1980) married Ilana Wahnon (b.1979)
Children : Noah (b. 2011) , Zara (b. 2014)
Tim Moddel (b. 1983) married Kim Shakenovsky (b. 1985)
Children :
Joshua (b. 2013), Adam (b. 2015), Talya (b. 2018)
Steven Porges (b.1957) married Deborah Mandl (b.1960)
Leah Porges (b. 1997)
Ben Porges
(b. 1998)
Stella Porges (b. 1910, d. 1998)) married Fritz Adler (b.1901, d. 1973), lived in Australia
Margaret Adler (b.1948) married Raymond Hudson (b. 1939)
Children : Lee Hudson (b. 1974), Rohan Hudson (b. 1978)
Sources :
Susan Moddel (née Porges) from Australia 2018
Marion Porges and
Gerda Porges from Vienna,
Leonard F. Porges from Columbia (Maryland), 1993 & 2000.
Yamit & Hadar Porges (Israel), 2007

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Born:
16/03/1902, Vienna
Died : 7/10/1978, Vienna
Director of executive committee
of the Viennese fair AG a. D.
Elementary school, Untermittelschule,
commercial academy - Matura, university for world trade, study of
the political sciences at the University of Vienna, training capability
for the teaching profession of the stenography at middle schools.
Private sector, unemployed,
secretary of the SdP vienna/Fünfhaus 1932-1934, planning manager
of a food company 1936-1945,
Director/conductor of the
press office of the Viennese fair AG 1946, attorney 1965, director
of executive committee of the Viennese fair AG 1966 ;
Kommerzialrat
Entrance into the SdP 1919,
party official starting from 1920, vice-president of the free trade
association of Austria 1959-1971, chamber advice of the chamber
of the commercial economy Vienna and member of the section line
tourism 1960.
Political imprisonment : 1934
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Abg. to the national council
(V GP) |
SPÖ
18.11.1947 - 08.11.1949 |
Member of the Upper House
of Parliament |
SPÖ
06.03.1953 - 14.12.1970 |
Deputy chairman of the Upper
House of Parliament |
01.07.1959 - 31.12.1959 |
Deputy chairman of the Upper
House of Parliament |
01.01.1964 - 30.06.1964 |
Deputy chairman of the Upper
House of Parliament |
01.07.1965 - 30.06.1968 |
Chairman of the Upper House
of Parliament |
01.07.1968 - 31.12.1968 |
Deputy chairman of the Upper
House of Parliament |
01.01.1969 - 14.12.1970 |
Produced on 30.12.1996
Alfred Porges wurde am 16 März 1902 in Wien geboren.
Er besuchte die Handelsakademie und die Hochschule für Welthandel.
Seine berufliche Laufbahn begann er als Parlamentsstenograph. 1919
kam Alfred Porges zur Sozialdemokratischen Partei und wurde
wenig später Sektionsleiter und Bezirksvorstandsmitglied in
Mariahilf. Währebd des Ersten Republik war er Mitglied des
Republikanischen Schutzbundes, Bezirkrat und 1932 Bezirkssekretär
in Fünfhaus. Bis 1934 wae er Sektionsleiter in der Bezirkorganisation
Mariahilf.
1934
wurde Alfred Porges verhaftet und verlor Anstellung und Wohnung.
Mit anderen Genossen hat er in den Jahren des Faschismus illegale
Verbindungen aufgebaut war ständig Verfolguggen ausgesetzt.
Ab
1945 übernahm Porges wieder die Leitung einer Sektion
und zahlreiche Beratungstätigkeiten im Rahmen der Bezirkorganisation
Mariahilf.
Dann
war er als zweiter Bezirksobmann in Mariahilf tätig. Alfred Porges war seit 1965 geschäftsführender Bezirksobmann
nach Bruno Marek, von 1969 bis 1972 Bezirksobmann.
Ab
1945 bekleidete Alfred Porges die Funktion eines Bezirksrates
von Mariahilf. Nach dem Tod von Paul Speiser am 8 November 1947
wurde er in den Nationalrat ent sandt. Bis zur nächsten Wahl
im Jahr 1949 blieb er Abgeordneter zum Nationalrat. 1953 zog er
in den Bundesrat ein. Wiederholt war Porges in dieser Zeit Vorsitzender-Stellvertreter
der Zweiten Kammer des Parlaments.
1946
trat er als Pressereferent in die Wiener Messe AG ein, deren Vorstandsdirektor
er 1966 wurde. Als Direktor der Wiener Messe AG wie auch als Wirtschaftsfachmann
war Porges im In- und Ausland Geschätzt. Besondere Verdienste
erward er sich als Vizepräsident des Freien Wirtschaftsverbandes,
seine Leistungen wurden durch hohe Auszeichnungen gewürdigt.
Er wurde Ehrenbürger des Stadt Wien und erhielt auch die Victor-Adler-Plakette.
Mit Ausdauer, Verständnis und aus tiefster Überzeugung
arbeitete er sein ganzes Leben lang für sozialistische Bewegung.
Neben seinen zahlreichen anderen Aufgaben hielt er zweimal wöchentlich
in Mariahilf Sprechabende ab. Er bemühte sich besonders um
den Aufbau und Zusammenhalt der Partei.
Alfred Porges starb am 8 Oktober 1978."
Gedenktafel
am Alfred Porges Hof, Gumpendorfer Strasse 62 :
" ALFRED PORGES ( 1902-1978) VORSITZENDER DES BUNDESRATES ABGEORDNETER ZUM NATIONALRAT
KÄMPFER FÜR FREIHEIT UND RECHT "
The Gallery
Sheryl Leonard Galleries is committed to showcasing new and emerging
artists whose work we believe possesses authentic artistic merit
and value. While we offer an ample representation of established
local, national, and international artists, we've chosen to avoid
over-exposed artists whose work is easily accessible elsewhere.
We hope to provide a unique atmosphere in which non-conformist art
and more traditional works can harmoniously share the spotlight.
Understanding and accepting that tastes vary greatly, we hope that
exposure to different styles of art in varying mediums may deepen
everyone's appreciation for the skill and creativity of the artist.
People buy art for many reasons: we urge you to acquire artwork
because you love it, because it speaks to you. Moreover, art accomplishes
its magic in many ways: visit galleries and museums, attend concerts
and plays, read poetry and listen to music. We believe that art
should enhance not only your home, but your life.
Sheryl Cohen and Lenny Porges share extensive backgrounds in art
and business. Baltimore-born Sheryl studied at the Baltimore Museum
of Art, then majored in Art before taking up nursing to earn her
professional credentials as an RN. In her travels, Sheryl has acquired
art from Mexico, Europe, Asia, and Australia, as well as many parts
of the United States. A Californian by birth, Lenny prefers to be
regarded as a citizen of the world. With degrees in International
Relations and International Economics, Lenny speaks French, German,
and some Italian. During an international business career, he has
traveled widely and has lived in Paris, Brussels, and Sydney.
The vividly diverse art collection that illuminates the Cohen-Porges
home reflects the couple's eclectic personal tastes. Fine art and
indigenous craft pieces range from Indonesian fishing traps, Chinese
wooden screens, and Peruvian hand-woven baskets to a 19th century
French armoire, a contemporary stone and glass coffee table, and
modern ceramics. Walls are adorned with art that includes a Native
American drawing by Frank Howell, contemporary black and white photographs,
a radiant Don Hatfield print, a fanciful etching by Malaysian artist
Eng Tay, a darkly provocative Roy Fairchild serigraph, and alluring
figuratives by Charles Dwyer.

Family Photo Lynne Pollinger's Bat-Mitzva 1976
right to left bottom row
Paul Herley, Ruth Tanner, Lenny
Porges, Lynne Pollinger, Jeff pollinger,
Liz pollinger,
Lillian seltzer, sol seltzer, louise pollinger, Iddy Ruthman
right to left middle row
Jean Herley, Harry Porges, Ernie
Porges, Diane Porges Pollinger,
Norman Pollinger , Francis
Pollinger , Rosalia Ruthman , Gery Ruthman,
right to left top row
Hedy Porges, Leo and Flo Romy
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Hedy Porges @ 85 yo
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Harry Porges @ 64 yo
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