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Thursday, July 3, 2008
The Mean Houses Of The Lower East Side 2: 50 Columbia Street
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This is where Isidore Zimmerman lived after he was released from prison in 1963
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Isidore Zimmeman Wins Right To Sue: 1963
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50 Columbia Street is near Delancey Street. Later Zimmerman would move to Flushing, Queens.
Isidore Zimmerman
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His NYTimes' obituary ISIDORE ZIMMERMAN, 66, MAN UNJUSTLY JAILED FOR A MURDER By ROBERT D. MCFADDEN Published: October 14, 1983 Isidore...
The East Side Gang And KV
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The addresses of the members of the East Side Gang during the 1930's showing their proximity to Knickerbocker Village.
The Young Bandits
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Lower East Side Miscarriage Of Justice, Part 4
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Isidore Zimmerman was living at 64 Rutgers Street (off of Madison) when he was arrested in 1937. The above is 66 Rutgers, probably 1920 or s...
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Saturday, June 28, 2008
Lower East Side Miscarriage Of Justice, Part 4
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Above is 215-19 Madison Street in the 1920's. The guys mentioned below along with the others in the "East Side Gang" of the 19...
Lower East Side Miscarriage Of Justice, Part 3
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from the book "Bearer of False Witness" zimmerman - Upload a Document to Scribd Read this document on Scribd: zimm...
Lower East Side Miscarriage Of Justice, Part 2
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from Time Magazine: THE LONG WAIT One spring night in 1937, soon after Isidore Zimmerman of New York City had received a scholarship to atte...
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Friday, June 27, 2008
Lower East Side Miscarriage Of Justice, Part 1
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From a web site devoted to the history of the 9th Precinct in the East Village In 1937 the second floor of this building, 144 Second Avenue,...
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