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Alexander Kotzmann 1930

Alexander Kotzmann was born to Josef Kotzmann and Eta Kotzmann, and had siblings Adela Blaukopf, Markus Kotzmann, and Joachim Harry Kotzmann. Alexander Kotzmann died on December 13, 1930.

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Alexander Kotzmann lived 77 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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