Samuel Sobel

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Applicant: Stern, Margit; born 5.1.1897 in Bardejov (Slovakia); divorced.

Applicant: Stern, Margit; born 5.1.1897 in Bardejov (Slovakia); divorced.

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Applicant: Szobel, Aladar; born 19.7.1895 in Bartfeld, Slovakei; single.

Applicant: Szobel, Aladar; born 19.7.1895 in Bartfeld, Slovakei; single.

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Applicant: Sobel, Rudolf; born 25.4.1903 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Sobel, Rudolf; born 25.4.1903 in Vienna (Austria); single.

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Applicant: Weinrauch, Josef Samuel; born 2.8.1910 in Solotwina (Poland); single.

Applicant: Weinrauch, Josef Samuel; born 2.8.1910 in Solotwina (Poland); single.

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Applicant: Rothstein, Adalbert; born 16.9.1918 in Güssing (Austria); single.

Applicant: Rothstein, Adalbert; born 16.9.1918 in Güssing (Austria); single.

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Applicant: Weinrauch, Mendel; born 21.8.1896 in Solotwina (Ukraine); married.

Applicant: Weinrauch, Mendel; born 21.8.1896 in Solotwina (Ukraine); married.

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Applicant: Sommerstein, Sara; born 7.10.1873 in Chorostköw; widowed.

Applicant: Sommerstein, Sara; born 7.10.1873 in Chorostköw; widowed.

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Applicant: Sobol, Josefa Sara; born 11.3.1906 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Sobol, Josefa Sara; born 11.3.1906 in Vienna (Austria); single.

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