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Kora Jørgensen was a danish watchmaker who settled in Norregade 3, Randers, Denmark in 1899. | Kora Jørgensen was a danish watchmaker who settled in Norregade 3, Randers, Denmark in 1899. | ||
He worked with watchmaker Niels Jensen who also was the chairman of the Randers Uhrmagerforening (Randers Watchmakers Association). | He worked with watchmaker Niels Jensen who also was the chairman of the Randers Uhrmagerforening (Randers Watchmakers Association). | ||
In 1918 he is listed as a watchmaker in the provincial register for companies in Kopenhagen | In 1918 he is listed as a watchmaker in the provincial register for companies in Kopenhagen | ||
In the 1928 version of the provincial register he is listed as a "Photographic Articles 2" | In the 1928 version of the provincial register he is listed as a "Photographic Articles 2" | ||
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| + | === Movements === | ||
| + | *[[:Category:Picture gallery movements Kora Jørgensen|Picture gallery Kora Jørgensen]] | ||
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| + | [[Kategorie:Biographie]] | ||
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Kora Jørgensen was a danish watchmaker who settled in Norregade 3, Randers, Denmark in 1899. He worked with watchmaker Niels Jensen who also was the chairman of the Randers Uhrmagerforening (Randers Watchmakers Association). In 1918 he is listed as a watchmaker in the provincial register for companies in Kopenhagen In the 1928 version of the provincial register he is listed as a "Photographic Articles 2"