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'''Liesl Kahn-Wolz '''was pictured as "a German refugee and [[TB | '''Liesl Kahn-Wolz '''was pictured as "a German refugee and [[TB patient|TB patient]]" in "Crafting the Cure" by [[Shirley Morgan|Shirley Morgan]] in ''Adirondack Life'', November-December 2001, page 51. She "learned sculpture at the [[Saranac Lake Study and Craft Guild|Saranac Lake Study and Craft Guild]] in the 1930s." The photo is in the Adirondack Collection. [[Saranac Lake Free Library|Saranac Lake Free Library]]. | ||
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Liesl Kahn-Wolz was pictured as "a German refugee and TB patient" in "Crafting the Cure" by Shirley Morgan in Adirondack Life, November-December 2001, page 51. She "learned sculpture at the Saranac Lake Study and Craft Guild in the 1930s." The photo is in the Adirondack Collection. Saranac Lake Free Library.