Ginsburgh, A. Robert (Abraham Robert), 1895-1958

A. Robert Ginsburgh (far left), poses in Paris with a group of "Gold Star" mothers. Military officers accompanied the mothers on their visit to the graves of their sons.

A group of "Gold Star" mothers poses before the gates of the Suresnes American Cemetery near Paris, France. The individuals are unidentified, but on the left is A. Robert Ginsburgh who, along with other Army officers, accompanied the group as they visited the graves of their sons and several monuments. The Suresnes Cemetery contains 1,541 graves. The men buried there died during WWI in hospitals located in Paris, or at other places in the Services of Supply.

An unidentified man, two "Gold Star mothers," and A. Robert Ginsburgh (Army, at right) stand on the site of the Lafayette Escadrille Monument at Garches, near Paris, France. The two women are part of a larger group visiting the graves of their sons, and several monuments. (See also 2003-484.)

Dramatic head-and-shoulders portrait of Lt. Col. A. Robert Ginsburgh, Aide to the Under Secretary of War (1941-1942).

Head-and-shoulders portrait of Lt. Col. A. Robert Ginsburgh, Aide to the Under Secretary of War (1941-1942.)

Col. Robert A. Ginsburgh (center) and two unidentified officers in Butte, Montana.

A Robert Ginsburgh (center - Army, rank unknown) poses in front of the Suresnes American Cemetery near Paris, France, with two Gold Star mothers who, accompanied by Ginsburgh and other Army officers, visited the graves of their sons and several monuments in France. The Suresnes Cemetery contains 1,541 graves. The men buried there died during World War I in hospitals located in Paris or at other places in the Services of Supply.

A group of Gold Star mothers look over the view as they stand on the Aisne-Marne Memorial near Chateau-Thierry, France. In the center is A. Robert Ginsburgh who, along with other Army officers, accompanied the group on their visit to the graves of their sons and to several monuments. This impressive memorial was erected on Hill 204 to commemorate the services of the American and French soldiers who participated in the important operations in the region during 1918.

A group of Gold Star mothers visits the St. Mihiel Memorial commemorating the capture of the St. Mihiel salient by the American First Army, the operations of the American Second Army on November 9-11, 1918, and other combat services of the American Division, located on the high isolated hill of Montsec, France. A. Robert Ginsburgh is in the group, along with other Army officers, who accompanied the group on their visit to the graves of their sons and several monuments.

French soldiers march in a Memorial Day parade, passing in front of the Suresnes American Cemetery near Paris, France. On the steps before the entrance is a group of dignitaries and citizens. This photo is part of several photos of "Gold Star" mothers who, accompanied by A. Robert Ginsburgh and other Army officers. The individuals are unidentified, but in the center is A. Robert Ginsburgh. The Suresnes Cemetery contains 1,541 graves. The men buried there died during World War I in hospitals located in Paris or at other places in the Services of Supply.