SS Bremen Passenger List - 27 August 1931
Front Cover of a Tourist Third Cabin and Third Class Passenger List from the SS Bremen of the North German Lloyd, Departing 27 August 1931 from Bremen to New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Southampton, Commanded by Captain F. Brünings. GGA Image ID # 1611507c85
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain F. Brünings
- First Officer: J. Meller
- Second Officer: E.Biet
- Second Officer: R. Sembt
- Third Officer: K. Mamsch
- Fourth Officer: R. Schwartz
- Fourth Officer: H. Hiersemann
- First Doctor: Dr. R. Jaser
- Second Doctor: Dr. W. Fischer
- Chief Engineer: P. Senftleben
- Second Engineer: H. Hollmann
- Third Engineer: H. Schulz
- Third Engineer: K. Berger
- Fourth Engineer: H. Kuhn
- Fourth Engineer: K. Huber
- Fourth Engineer: A. Grone
- Purser: F. Stindt
- Assistant Purser: H. Jünemann
- Assistant Purser: W. Ditzen
- Chief Steward: B. Junghans
- Steward for Third Class: A. Einatz
- Assistant Steward: H. Strate
- Assistant Steward: J. Drees
- Chief Cook: J. Weis
- Baggage Master: Paul Janke
- Wireless Telegraph Operator Senior Officer: J. Mass
- Wireless Telegraph Operator Second Officer: R. Bachmann
- Wireless Telegraph Operator Third Officer: B. Schossig
- Interpreter: R. Bendik
Tourist Third Cabin Passengers
- Miss Anna Alexey
- Miss Anna Apel
- Miss Grelchen Apel
- Mr. M. Arnstein
- Mrs. Johanna Assmann
- Mr. Erich Ball
- Mrs. Hedwig Ball
- Harry Ball
- Miss Ella Baumhöfner
- Mr. August Behrens
- Mrs. Elizabeth Berisch
- Martha Bertsch
- Mr. Hermann Blechschmidt
- Miss Lina Block
- Miss Erna Blume
- Mrs. Dora Brahm
- Mrs. Anna Braun
- Erika Braun
- Mr. Dr. Howard Briggs
- Mrs. Charlotte Briggs
- Miss Dora Brummer
- Mr. John Brunkhorst
- Miss Adeline Brunkhorst
- Miss Hanna Brunner
- Mr. Willy Brunner
- Miss Elsie Burmester
- Mrs. Helen Burton
- Miss Ella Butt
- Mr. Joseph Cleeland
- Mrs. Minnie Cordes
- Mrs. Katherine Dauenhauer
- Mrs. Sophie Daus
- Mrs. Marie Deppe
- Miss Helen Doehler
- Mrs. Sarah Druscher
- Miss Amalie Dumin
- Mr. D. Dunklee
- Schwester Catharina Ebner
- Schwester Veronika Ebner
- Miss Josefine Ehrlich
- Mrs. Hedwig von Eigen
- Miss Emmy Fick
- Mr. Karl Fleischer
- Miss Belle Free
- Miss Amanda Fried
- Mr. Edward Fritsche
- Miss Lucy Garey
- Mr. Curt Georgi
- Mrs. Marianne Geweke
- Mrs. Jenny Glass
- Mrs. Margarethe Gmelin
- Miss Valerie Gneiser
- Miss Tekla Graf
- Mrs. Poldi Grosslight
- Miss Mary Grosslight
- Mrs. Gertrud Gundermann
- Miss Karoline Hack
- Miss Marie Hafner
- Mr. Alfred Hansen
- Mrs. Alide Hansen
- Mr. John Harms
- Mrs. Minnie Harms
- Mr. Simon Heigl
- Mr. Joseph Heigl
- Mrs. Louisa Heigl
- Miss Marie Heigl
- Mrs. Anne Heinecke
- Rolf Heinecke
- Mr. Eduard Henkel
- Mr. Joachim Herre
- Mrs. Luise Herre
- Mr. Otto Herrmann
- Mrs. Marie Herrmann
- Mrs. Ida Hermanns
- Mr. Edmund Hippier
- Mr. Isfried Hofbauer
- Mr. Julius Hoffmann
- Mr. Joseph Holup
- Mrs. Anna Holup
- John Holup
- Miss Gretchen Hoops
- Mr. Otto Hummel
- Miss Helene Hummel
- Mrs. Dorothea Hupe
- Mr. George Joesten
- Mrs. Luise Kainz
- Mr. Hugo Kaiser
- Mrs. Elisabeth Kaiser
- Miss Lillian Kaiser
- Miss Alice Kaiser
- Mr. John Kaiser
- Mrs. Louise Kastens
- Mr. William Kauber
- Mrs. Annie Kauber
- Mr. Prof. King Kellogg
- Miss Meta Knippenberg
- Miss Gertrud Koberg
- Miss Agnes Koberg
- Mr. Charles Koopman
- Miss Bertha Kornmüller
- Mrs. Elli Kortz
- Margarete Kortz
- Mr. George Kreth
- Mrs. Katherine Kreth
- Miss Mildred Kreth
- Mrs. Pauline Kreth
- Miss Gertrude Kreth
- Miss Margarete Kroesche
- Mrs. Louise Kulmann
- Miss Kulmann
- Mr. Paul Kunkel
- Mrs. Marie Kunkel
- Mr. Ludwig Kurz
- Miss Anna Labuske
- Miss Kaethe Lammlein
- Mr. George Laue
- Mr. Fritz Lauterjung
- Mrs. Emilie Lauterjung
- Mr. Otto Leberecht
- Mrs. Mary Leberecht
- Miss Margaret Leberecht
- Mrs. Katy Lecka
- Mr. Charles Lecka
- Mr. Prof. Frederick Lehnert
- Miss Mirian Levoir
- Mrs. Mary Lienan
- Mr. Otto Linke
- Miss Marie Litterscheidt
- Mr. Heinrich Lüdemann
- Mr. John Mack
- Miss Katharine Mangels
- Miss Charlotte Max
- Mrs. Anna McNeil
- Mrs. Gertrude Mencke
- Carl Henry Mencke
- Mr. Willi Merck
- Mr. John Meyer
- Miss Meta Meyn
- Mrs. Marie Mohlenhoff
- Miss Louise Mohlenhoff
- Mrs. Anna Mc Neel
- Mr. John Nelson
- Mrs. Deborah Nelson
- Miss Gertrud Niefer
- Mrs. Frieda Oberstedt
- Guenther Oberstedt
- Mr. Ernst Oest
- Mrs. Erika Olthoff
- Mr. Dethmer Petersen
- Miss Marguerite Pflug
- Miss Margarete Plump
- Miss Marie Pohlman
- Mrs. Kaij Polanski
- Mr. Mads Poulsen
- Mrs. Emily Poulsen
- Mr. Geo Radimersky
- Miss Katharina Rauch
- Miss Magdalen Rauch
- Mrs. Gertrude Roberts
- Frank Roberts
- Mr. Efraim Rosenzweig
- Mrs. Marianne Rosenzweig
- Miss Babette Roth
- Miss Ella Saile
- Mrs. Hedwig Sakmann
- Mr. August Seegers
- Mrs. Luise Seegers
- Martin Seegers
- Miss Alma Sehlbrede
- Mrs. Louise Sheinker
- Miss Henrietta Sheinker
- Mrs. Pauline Showsky
- Miss Jennie Showsky
- Mr. John Siebeis
- Miss Anni Siebken
- Mr. William Siek
- Miss Else Sprenzart
- Miss Margarete Südwischer
- Mrs. Marie Syarto
- Erwin Syarto
- Schwester Josepha Schabenberger
- Mr. Otto Schaper
- Mrs. Hanni Schaper
- Miss Marg. Scheiner
- Mrs. Theresa Scherer
- Mr. Anton Schmalzl
- Justine Schmalzl
- Mrs. Mathilde Schoen
- Mr. Otto Schroeder
- Mrs. Ella Schroeder
- Mr. Hermann Schuft
- Mr. Hans Schuler
- Mrs. Paula Schuler
- Mr. Hans Schuler Jr.
- Mr. Albert Stahl
- Mr. Frank Stahn
- Mrs. Ida Stahn
- Mr. Herbert Stahn
- Miss Hulda Starck
- Schwester Hedwig Stegmaier
- Mr. Max Strassenberger
- Mrs. Frieda Strassenberger
- Mr. Ernst Stratman
- Mrs. Margarete Stratman
- Miss Anna Stuckert
- Mr. Karl Thielemann
- Mr. John Thode
- Mr. Hans Thölken
- Miss Mary Tide
- Mr. John Tietjen H
- err Alex Trempenau
- Hildegard Trempenau
- Mr. William Vetter
- Mrs. Emilia Vetter
- Mr. Richard Vogel
- Mrs. Hildegard Vogel
- Mrs. Louise Wahle
- Louise Wahle
- Fred Wahle
- Mrs. Louise Waibel
- William Waibel
- Mrs. Erna Weber
- Mr. William Weibusch
- Mr. Wilhelm Welp
- Mr. Otto Welp
- Miss Elsa Wendt
- Mr. Paul Werner
- Mrs. Maybelle Wesley
- Miss Elisabeth Wichelhaus
- Mr. August Wittenborg
- Mr. Martin Wittenborg
- Miss J. Wittenborg
- Miss Wilma Woermcke
- Mr. Karl Wolf
- Schwester Janny Wolf
- Mr. Charles Zeil
- Mrs. Carrie Zorn
- Miss Henriette Zorn
Tourist Third Cabin Passengers To Southampton
- Miss Anna Baesecke
- Miss Isabell De la Camp
- Miss Hilde Rosenthal
Tourist Third Cabin Passengers From Boulogne
- Miss Mildred Aliano
- Miss Mildred Bährmann
- Mr. M. Bandes
- Mr. Bates
- Mrs. Bates
- Mr. Raymond Bragg
- Mrs. Bragg
- Mrs. Bertha Cars
- Mr. Charles Case
- Mr. Richard Cavernagh
- Mr. Henry Darnault
- Mrs. Geneveve Darnault
- Miss Frances De Maurrac
- Miss Ruth Denforth
- Mr. George Dickely
- Miss Helen Dodd
- Miss Ann Dohearty
- Mr. John Donal
- Miss Martha Frank
- Miss Dorothy Gallowery
- Miss Minnie Gold
- Miss Marion Goodkind
- Miss Anne Günther
- Mrs. Frances Gutelius
- Mr. Paul Hahn
- Mrs. Hahn
- Paul Hahn Jr.
- Miss Annemarie Hahn
- Mr. Leopold Hirsch
- Mrs. Hirsch
- Miss Winnifred Hutchings
- Miss Eva Katz
- Mrs. Anna Kinneary
- Miss Annemarie Kinneary
- Mr. Eiml Lindernann
- Mrs. Edith Lindemann
- Miss Edith Lindemann
- Miss Fanny Menner
- Mr. Prof. Carl Müller
- Mrs. Müller
- Miss Carlotte Müller
- Miss Renee Müller
- Mrs. Estelle Noon
- Miss Mary O'Hearn
- Miss B. Oxmann
- Mr. Alexander Peet
- Mrs. Anne Rabel
- Miss Sarah Rabinovitz
- Mrs. Anne Ratel
- Mr. Eugene Reichling
- Mrs. Marcelle Reichling
- Mr. Eduard Rickard
- Miss Isabel Rosowsky
- Miss Sylvia Samovitz
- Miss Reba Scott
- Miss Roberta Selig
- Miss Marion Shannon
- Mr. Kingsley Smith
- Mr. Otto Berkelbach van der Sprenkel
- Mr. Alfons Schieb
- Mrs. Schieb
- Miss Getrude Schnall
- Mr. Peter Schwed
- Mr. Henry Strippel
- Mrs. Helen Strobel
- Mrs. John Tomkins
- Miss Jeane Tomkins
- Miss Ann Tomkins
- Mrs. Florence Walker
- Miss Lillian Walton
- Mr. Julius Weil
Tourist Third Cabin Passengers From Southampton
- Mr. Mark Abrams
- Mrs. Abrams
- Miss Georgia Bauer
- Mr. Max Beikind
- Miss Boies
- Mr. Andor Braun
- Miss Brown
- Miss Jane Clark
- Mrs. F. G. Cullen
- Mr. Paul Doney
- Mr. Rev. George Grits
- Miss Ada Hall
- Mr. Charles Harsch
- Miss Marion Hilliard
- Miss Josephine Hirsch
- Miss E. C. Huffam
- Mr. Charles Jones
- Mr. Charles Kircher
- Mr. Wolfe Kleinberg
- Miss Fl. Laffer
- Mr. Samuel Levinger
- Mr. Rabbi Lee Levinger
- Mrs. Elmo Levinger
- Miss Leoh Levinger
- Joseph Levinger
- Mr. Hans Lüttringhaus
- Miss E. McKinnon
- Miss Gertrude McPherson
- Miss Inge Nielson
- Miss M. C. O'Meara
- Miss Agnes Pattison
- Mr. William Pickering
- Miss Helen Poley
- Mr. Bernhard Rosenberg
- Mr. Prof. Paul Saintonge
- Mrs. Constance Saintonge
- Mr. Stapff
- Miss Lena Schuhardt
- Miss Clara Schuhardt
- Miss Julia Schwarz
- Mr. S. Teigland
- Mr. John Toppeiner
- Mr. John Tuck
- Mrs. Elizabeth Tuck
Third Class Passengers
- Miss Irmgard Arnold
- Mrs. Tieda Arnold
- Mrs. Mathilde Assimus
- Louise J. Assimus
- Mr. Eino Astikainen
- Mrs. Vendla Astikainen
- Mrs. Emma A. Avery
- Mrs. Maria Baer
- Mr. John Baer
- Mr. John Bauer
- Mrs. Regina Bauer
- Mr. Theodor Bäuerle
- Miss Margaretha Biehler
- Miss Maria Biehler
- Mr. Leo Bischof
- Mrs. Helen Blessing
- Mrs. Johanna Bockmann
- Mr. Karl Boersig
- Mrs. Martha Borchers
- Mr. George Braunreuther
- Mrs. Clara Braunreuther und Kind
- Mr. Wilhelm Brüggemann
- Mrs. Marie Brüggemann
- Henry Brüggemann
- Miss Alfonse Buches
- Mr. Emil Christ
- Mrs. Anna Cordts
- Mrs. Anna Decker
- Mr. Fritz Dempwolf
- Mr. Albert Doering
- Mrs. Anna Doerschler
- Daniel Doerschler
- Mrs. Amanda Drews
- Miss Johanne Drolshagen
- Miss Bessie A. Earnshaw
- Mr. George Ebert
- Mr. Valentin Eckerle
- Mrs. Christine Eiden und Kind
- Mr. Gregor Eisenmann
- Miss Eleonor v. Erdberg
- Mr. Alfred Fiebiger
- Mr. John Friedenreich
- Mr. Charles Friedenreich
- Mrs. Emma Gaulke
- Harry Gaulke
- Mrs. Clara Gehlhaar
- Walter Gehlhaar
- Miss Ida Gerber
- Mrs. Frieda Gerber
- Mr. Rudolf Gerber
- Heinz Gerber
- Mr. Jolm Goebel
- Miss May Greaves
- Miss Betty Gumprecht
- Miss Gertrud Häcker
- Miss Wilma Hausmann
- Mr. Ernst Aug. Heers
- Miss Emma Heim
- Mrs. Emma Heinze
- Ursula Heinze
- Mr. Adolf Helmbrecht und Familie
- Mr. Hermann Hensel
- Mrs. Mary Hensel
- Elenor Hensel
- Mr. Hans Hettermann
- Miss Josefa Hettermann
- Miss Hilde Hettermann
- Mr. Koran F. Hilb
- Mr. Willy Hillmann
- Miss Rose Himmel
- Mr. Frank Hladky
- Mrs. Ilse Hoferichter
- Miss Lea Hofmann
- Mr. Ludwig Hohn
- Miss Elisabeth Holzner
- Mrs. Luise Humphrey
- Miss Paula Imhof
- Miss Eugenie Imhof
- Mr. Josef Inspector
- Mrs. Anna Jaecke
- Mrs. Louisa Jokiel
- Mr. Peter Juhl
- Mrs. Ingeborg Juhl
- Mrs. Auguste Kapp
- Mrs. Agnes Klapp
- Betty Klapp
- Miss Sophie Knauer
- Miss Helen Kowleski
- Mr. Hans Kühn
- Mr. Otto Kurzenhauser
- Mrs. Elisabeth Kurzenhauser
- Miss Henrike Kürzinger
- Mrs. Anna Lange
- Mr. Eugen Längst
- Amalie Lichter
- Mrs. Anna Liebei
- Helen Liebei
- Miss Marie Linde
- Mr. John Logisky
- Mr. Christian Ludescher
- Mr. Gustav Luer
- Margarethe Luer
- Irene Luer
- Mr. Josef Luthey
- Mr. Wilhelm Mantel
- Mrs. Elma Marshall
- Arthur Marshall
- Mrs. Rose Mehl
- Mr. Gustave Meisner
- Mr. Heinrich Menslage
- Mr. Henry Meybohm
- Miss Gesche Mindermann
- Mrs. Elisabeth Mock
- Helen Mock
- Werner Mock
- Mrs. Minnie Mueller
- Mr. Albert Mueller
- Mrs. Mathilde Müller
- Mr. Rudolf Mutter
- Mr. Henry Neuhierl
- Mrs. Luise Nickel
- Marianne Nickel
- Mr. Jacob Niedermayer
- Mrs. Anna Niedermayer
- Mr. Georg Niemann
- Mrs. Anna Niemann
- Mr. Willy Nottmeier
- Rev. Henry Otten
- Mrs. Amanda Otten
- Henry Otten
- Philip Otten
- Miss Anna Otten
- Constance Otten
- Paul Otten
- Richard Otten
- Mrs. Sophie Potthast
- Mr. William Rau
- Mr. Emil Reim
- Mrs. Anna Reim
- Mr. Paul Roeper
- Mr. Alfred Heinz Rothe
- Miss Hella Sellie
- Mrs. Valerie Selltitz
- Mr. U. G. Smid
- Mr. Franz Spieker
- Mrs. Anna Schaffner
- Mr. Hermann Scheper
- Mrs. Rebecka Scheper
- Mrs. Ludwine Scheuermann
- Miss Anna Schlichting
- Mr. August Schmidinger
- Miss Anna Schmitt
- Mrs. Gertrud Schmitz
- Mr. Foul Schneider
- Mrs. Elisabeth Schnurbuss
- Mr. Clemens Schoppe
- Mr. Wilhelm Schröder
- Mr. Schütz und Frau
- Mrs. Frieda Schwabe
- Mr. Franz Schweechmann
- Mr. Hermann Stabl
- Mr. Ralph Stein
- Mrs. Agnes Steinwall
- Olle Steinwall
- Miss Frieda Stelzer
- Mr. Karl Strazzabirco
- Mr. August Tillinger
- Mr. Karl Tollasz
- Mr. O. J. Törvik
- Mrs. Magdalena Trump
- Mr. Fritz Ummar
- Mr. Fred Urban
- Miss Marie Voegele
- Mrs. Julia Vogel
- Walter Vogel
- Rudolf Vogel
- Mr. Karl Vollhardt
- Mrs. Meta Vollhardt
- Mr. Friedrich Wacker
- Mrs. Anna Waetjen
- Hermann Waetjen
- Margarethe Waetjen
- Mr. Henry Walbaum
- Miss Maria Weber
- Mr. Robert Weißenborn
- Mrs. Auguste Weißenborn
- Miss Augusta Weißenborn
- Mr. Rudolf Wenz
- Miss Auguste Werdelmann
- Miss Martha Wessels
- Mr. Theodor Wetzel
- Mr. Christian Wicke
- Mrs. Meta Wicke
- Miss Josefa Wiedemann
- Miss Charlotte Wiehe
- Mr. Chas. Wieschman
- Mrs. Marie Wieschman
- Miss Emma Wieschman
- Mr. Karl Wiesenmaier
- Mrs. Hedwig Wiesenmaier
- Mrs. Marie Wohlers
- Mr. Walter Wölfle
- Mrs. Gertrude Wölfle
- Mr. Charles Wolfram
- Mrs. Marie Zeller
- Miss Giselia Zeller
- Miss Rosa Zeller
- Mrs. Elise Zimansky
- Miss Mildred Zimanaky
- Mr. Edward Zok
- Mr. Edmund Zok
- Mr. Walter Zok
Third Class Passengers From Boulogne
- Mr. E. Buschner
Third Class Passengers From Southampton
- Mr. Me Sweeney und Familie
- Miss Josephine Power
BREMEN
The City of Bremen receives its Overseas Guests at the Columbus Quay, in Bremerhaven, in the European "Station on the Sea-front". In 1 ½ hours by train or 50 minutes by motorcar one readies the 70 Kilometers distant City on the Weser, the old Hanseatic City of Bremen; the city which, as a cultivated patrician city with its magnificent sites, offers the travelling public beautiful historical buildings and select Hotels and Restaurants, and at the same time, possessing most modern docks, is the busy centre of an extensive overseas-trade.
In contrast to the everyday appearance of many of the Hanseatic towns Bremen presents an architectural picture which makes everyone feel at home. Century-old tradition has made its impression. The Market Square is the focus of all that is characteristic of this city.
The grouping of such venerable buildings as the magnificent City Hull, the valiant Roland, the Cathedral Spires reaching heavenwards, the golden "Schütting" (Chamber of Commerce) was created from that proud, independent spirit of citizenship which has made Bremen. It was the same energy of tenacious citizenship that sailed the first steamship on the Weser, inaugurated the first regular transatlantic Mail Line between Bremen and New York, created the first commercial submarine and rendered possible the first East-lo-West Air flight over the ocean.
But all this has not disturbed the dignified tranquility of the City. The centre of the city is too distant from the docks, shipyards und factories to be affected by their noises. The old moats are still in a good state of preservation and, like a green garland, entwine the actual City with its numerous reminiscences of the German medieval period. Although modern Offices and Administration buildings have sprung up in the City and the Rhythm of Life has become more pronounced, the melody has remained the same. Even Romane« survives and has found an expression as equally intrepid as it is strong, in the Böttchcrstraße which, branches-off from the Market Square.
No wonder then, that many a globe-trotter was captivated with Bremen and meditatively sat in the "Ratskeller" brooding over the question as to how it was that this City offered a feeling of security and at the same time disclosed so much energy, how it was that this City supplied the whole of Europe with Cotton, has old Buildings, and is the home of the Norddeutscher Lloyd who can claim as their own, the fastest ships in the world, "Bremen" and "Europa", and who open up connections to all parts of the globe.
Information for Passengers
Letters for Passengers will be brought on board at the port of destination before the passengers land. In their own interest, therefore, passengers should personally ascertain whether there is any mail for them before they leave the ship.
Letters And Telegrams. The Chief Steward has charge of the distribution of incoming mail. Letters for passengers will be brought on board at the port of arrival before the passengers land. In their own interest, therefore, passengers should personally ascertain whether there is any mail for them before they leave the ship.
Before leaving the ship passengers are recommended to leave their address at the purser's office, so that all mail arriving after their departure may be forwarded on to them. Letters and telegrams may be directed in c/o any of the Company's agents.
Telegrams to be dispatched from the next port are accepted at the purser's office only, wireless messages at the ship's wireless station.
Treatment of Sea-Sickness. Travelers who have a tendency to suffer from sea-sickness have an opportunity on this steamer to undergo an entirely new treatment whereby relief is afforded through a process of inhaling certain remedies.
Experience has shown so far that successful results are obtained in practically every case. Passengers who desire to avail themselves of this new treatment against sea-sickness are requested to apply to the Ship's doctor.
For each treatment, a voucher for RM. 2.— must be signed which, at the end of the voyage must be cashed with the Chief Steward. Persons rendering the treatment are not allowed to accept cash-payments.
Landing Cards. Before leaving the vessel the holder must present the landing card to a U.S. Immigration Inspector for endorsement.
Photographer. The photographer is entitled to charge for his services in accordance with the tariff exhibited.
Service. Passengers are requested, in their own interest, to submit any complaints they may have to make to the Captain at the time of his daily round of inspection every morning. The wishes of the passengers will be considered as far as practicably possible.
Firearms. The carrying of firearms of any kind is prohibited by law in the U. S. A. Offenders are liable to heavy fines and punishment.
Money, Valuables, etc. The purser will accept valuables etc. duly scaled or enclosed in an envelope bearing the name of the owner, for safe keeping during the voyage, but without any guarantee on the part of the Company. The purser will give a receipt on demand.
Baggage. Hand-baggage and one cabin-trunk may be taken into the cabin, but the cabin-trunk must not exceed the maximum size, i. e. 3' 3" long by 1' 11" wide and 1' 1" high.
Larger articles of baggage will be stored in the hold, and will be accessible to passengers at certain times daily. Baggage may not be deposited in the corridors.
Each passenger must fill up a "Customs-Declaration" of his or her personal baggage.
In the case of families the oldest member is entitled to fill up this declaration for the whole family. Blank forms will be distributed on board the steamer.
Pieces of baggage, packets etc., destined to be re-forwarded, for storage, or for delivery to a third party, are to be handed to the Baggage Master who, alone, is competent to receive them.
The Company accepts no responsibility for any article handed over by passengers to other members of the ship's personnel.
Passengers are requested to take care that, before leaving the st earner, no personal belongings are left in their cabins or elsewhere aboard.
Passengers are specially recommended in their own interest to look after their hand baggage upon landing in the port of destination.
Arrangements must be made with the Customs Inspector at the port of disembarkation respecting any baggage to be forwarded under bond to a further destination. Such baggage must be specially mentioned in the Customs Declaration and the value thereof stated.
Baggage to be forwarded by a later sailing must reach the port of destination within three months' of the passenger's arrival, and must be included in the Customs Declaration as baggage accompanying the passenger.
Animals. All animals, regardless of size and kind, will be accommodated aboard in suitable quarters. It is not under any circumstances allowed to take animals into any rooms used by passengers or to lead them around on any part of the steamer set aside for the convenience of passengers.
Passengers who are required to observe their immigration formalities at Ellis Island have to exchange the Company's baggage tickets for the Ellis Island metal checks as soon as their baggage has been inspected by the American custom-house officers, and before proceeding to Ellis Island.
Route Map on the Back Cover, North German Lloyd SS Bremen Tourist Third Cabin and Third Class Passenger List - 27 August 1931. GGA Image ID # 16118b6f37
Passenger List Information
Tourist Third Cabin and Third Class Passenger List from the SS Bremen, North German Lloyd. This passenger list, dated 27 August 1931, captures a pivotal journey from Bremen to New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Southampton, commanded by Captain F. Brünings.
Item Description
This original passenger list includes the names and roles of senior officers, a complete roster of passengers, and visual depictions of onboard accommodations. It provides a window into the maritime heritage and cultural significance of transatlantic travel in the early 20th century.
Key Features
- Official passenger list for the SS Bremen's voyage on 27 August 1931.
- Route: Bremen to New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Southampton.
- Detailed listing of passengers and senior officers.
- Commanded by Captain F. Brünings.
- Illustrations of ship accommodations and facilities.
Historical and Design Highlights
- Distinctive Art Deco cover design emblematic of the era.
- Photographs of the Tourist Third Cabin dining room, smoking room, and twin-berth cabins.
- Track chart and route map included on the back cover.
- Documentation of innovative passenger services, including sea-sickness treatments.
Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)
- Dr. Howard Briggs – Distinguished academic and educator.
- Prof. King Kellogg – Notable professor and intellectual leader.
- Rev. Henry Otten – Influential religious figure and community builder.
Historical Significance
The SS Bremen was one of the fastest and most luxurious liners of its time, showcasing German engineering excellence. Its voyages embodied the cultural, economic, and social connections of the transatlantic route. This passenger list serves as a historical record, reflecting the dynamics of international travel during the interwar period and offering insights into the lives of travelers aboard this iconic vessel.
