Holešov (Czech Republic)
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Applicant: Brno (Czech Republic), Leopold; born 3.1.1891 in Uherský Brod (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Brno (Czech Republic), Leopold; born 3.1.1891 in Uherský Brod (Czech Republic); married.

Bloch, Olga,

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Applicant: Braun, Rudolf; born 12.3.1889 in Holešov (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Braun, Rudolf; born 12.3.1889 in Holešov (Czech Republic); married.

Braun, Elise,

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Applicant: Wolf, Melitta; born 27.1.1902 in Brno (Czech Republic); single.

Applicant: Wolf, Melitta; born 27.1.1902 in Brno (Czech Republic); single.

Wolf, Hermine,

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Applicant: Berg, Alfred; born 27.10.1903 in Holešov (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Berg, Alfred; born 27.10.1903 in Holešov (Czech Republic); married.

Amsel, Louise,

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Applicant: Spitzer, Samuel; born 22.10.1875 in Ostrava (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Spitzer, Samuel; born 22.10.1875 in Ostrava (Czech Republic); married.

Spitzer, Grete,

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Applicant: Hirsch, Elsa; born 14.12.1893 in Holešov (Czech Republic); single.

Applicant: Hirsch, Elsa; born 14.12.1893 in Holešov (Czech Republic); single.

Hirsch, Berta,

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Applicant: Baumgarten, Emilie; born 28.7.1882 in Holešov (Czech Republic); single.

Applicant: Baumgarten, Emilie; born 28.7.1882 in Holešov (Czech Republic); single.

Baumgarten, Emilie,

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Applicant: Knöpfelmacher, Katherina; born 3.8.1897 in Holešov (Czech Republic); single.

Applicant: Knöpfelmacher, Katherina; born 3.8.1897 in Holešov (Czech Republic); single.

Knöpfelmacher, Katherina,

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