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I am the grandson of Prof. Ellen Müller-Preis. There were factual errors in this Wikipedia page, falsely claiming that she was Jewish. She was not Jewish, and in fact her husband and my grandfather were in the German-Austrian Army as an officer, which would not have been possible if she were Jewish. The truth is that she was born Protestant ("Evangelish" in German) and remained so all her life. Her son, my dad, married a Jewish mother, my mom. I was baptised Catholic (like my dad, and his father) but raised Jewish by my mom. Please DO NOT GO BACK AND CHANGE THIS FACT AGAIN. Last year, we edited this fact (my sister did), but somehow it was reverted. Now that my grandma has passed away, please respect her and the truth and do not revert the article.

thanks, GM Mueller, Atlanta, GA Contact: e_georgmm@yahoo.com —Preceding unsigned comment added by 12.166.134.3 (talk) 17:26, 26 November 2007 (UTC)