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service organization full: Statens museer för världskultur - Etnografiska museet
build date: 2026-08-03
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  desc: Emil Bräutigam, född 24 juni 1837 i Tyskland, död 4 juni 1910 i Göteborg, tysk-svensk konditor och grundare av Bräutigams konditori i Göteborg. Bräutigam föddes i den tyska byn Sömmerda i Thüringerwald och avlade gesällbrev som konditor år 1854. Vid slutet av 1860-talet flyttade han till Köpenhamn där han mötte sin blivande hustru Johanna Beata från Orust, som arbetade som hushållsbiträde vid danska hovet. Efter giftermål i Danmark flyttade paret till Göteborg år 1870. Av barnaskaran om nio barn torde äldste sonen August Bräutigam (född 1871) respektive näst äldste sonen Carl Bräutigam vara mest namnkunniga. (Wikipedia, 2014-09-23) Paret fick ytteligare 7 barn. Av de nio barnen åkte 7 stycken till Nicaragua och 2 av dessa blev Nicaraguanska medborgare. Kända vid namn är Friedrich Ludvig Emil Brautigam (född 1876).
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  desc: Emil Bräutigam, born in Germany. He was married to a woman from Morlanda (north of Gothenburg), Johanna Beata Petersdotter. They belonged to the working class; they met in Copenhagen, married and moved to Gothenburg. Emil worked hard and opened a bakery in 1870 in a basement at Skolgatan 18 in Gothenburg that over the years became one of the most classical bakeries and cafés in the city. They had 9 children, 7 boys and two girls. Beata had a brother working in Nicaragua. Seven of their children (six boys and one girl) went to Nicaragua and two of them became Nicaraguans. The first son to go to Nicaragua was the eldest, August. He went there when he was 12 years old. He lived there with his mother’s brother, and together they moved their business to the Bluefields area in 1883. Among other business they worked or dealt with the United Fruit Company (Bucheli 2004). There they came in contact with the Miskitu people. The contacts were kept between the two countries during many decades. According to August Bräutigam’s memoirs they (he and his uncle) had contacts with the Miskitu king in the area, and they helped in the construction of his house. It seems that in the 1960s the family had contact with Robert Clarence’s daughter, Mary Clarence (Bräutigam 1961–1965). @en
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  desc: Muñoz, Adriana (2012). From curiosa to world culture. Göteborg
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presentation: 1.3.0 2026-08-03 Bräutigam, Emil Rådata 3247654 name Statens museer för världskultur - Etnografiska museet SMVK-EM Namn http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/name/3247654 - id - Emil Bräutigam, född 24 juni 1837 i Tyskland, död 4 juni 1910 i Göteborg, tysk-svensk konditor och grundare av Bräutigams konditori i Göteborg. Bräutigam föddes i den tyska byn Sömmerda i Thüringerwald och avlade gesällbrev som konditor år 1854. Vid slutet av 1860-talet flyttade han till Köpenhamn där han mötte sin blivande hustru Johanna Beata från Orust, som arbetade som hushållsbiträde vid danska hovet. Efter giftermål i Danmark flyttade paret till Göteborg år 1870. Av barnaskaran om nio barn torde äldste sonen August Bräutigam (född 1871) respektive näst äldste sonen Carl Bräutigam vara mest namnkunniga. (Wikipedia, 2014-09-23) Paret fick ytteligare 7 barn. Av de nio barnen åkte 7 stycken till Nicaragua och 2 av dessa blev Nicaraguanska medborgare. Kända vid namn är Friedrich Ludvig Emil Brautigam (född 1876). 1837-06-24, 1910-06-04, Emil Bräutigam, born in Germany. He was married to a woman from Morlanda (north of Gothenburg), Johanna Beata Petersdotter. They belonged to the working class; they met in Copenhagen, married and moved to Gothenburg. Emil worked hard and opened a bakery in 1870 in a basement at Skolgatan 18 in Gothenburg that over the years became one of the most classical bakeries and cafés in the city. They had 9 children, 7 boys and two girls. Beata had a brother working in Nicaragua. Seven of their children (six boys and one girl) went to Nicaragua and two of them became Nicaraguans. The first son to go to Nicaragua was the eldest, August. He went there when he was 12 years old. He lived there with his mother’s brother, and together they moved their business to the Bluefields area in 1883. Among other business they worked or dealt with the United Fruit Company (Bucheli 2004). There they came in contact with the Miskitu people. The contacts were kept between the two countries …