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Adler, Marcus N. "The Adler family, address delivered at the Jewish Institute, Mulberry Street, E., on June 6th, 1909, on the occasion of the Jubilee of the Chief Rabbi by Mr. Marcus N. Adler".

Adler, Marcus N. "The Adler family, address delivered at the Jewish Institute, Mulberry Street, E., on June 6th, 1909, on the occasion of the Jubilee of the Chief Rabbi by Mr. Marcus N. Adler".

Adler, Marcus N.

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משפחת אדלר, מימין: מרים, אסתר (אם המשפחה), מיכאל, ואביבה (בן-עמי), תל-אביב.

משפחת אדלר, מימין: מרים, אסתר (אם המשפחה), מיכאל, ואביבה (בן-עמי), תל-אביב.

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Applicant: Adler, Karl; born 2.5.1904 in Vienna (Austria); married; profession: Bankbeamter.

Applicant: Adler, Karl; born 2.5.1904 in Vienna (Austria); married; profession: Bankbeamter.

Adler, Edith,

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Applicant: Adler, Karl; born 2.5.1904 in Vienna (Austria); married; profession: Bankbeamter.

Applicant: Adler, Karl; born 2.5.1904 in Vienna (Austria); married; profession: Bankbeamter.

Adler, Erna

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Applicant: Adler, Simon; born 14.5.1881 in Vištuk (Hungary); married.

Applicant: Adler, Simon; born 14.5.1881 in Vištuk (Hungary); married.

Adler, Adolf

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Applicant: Adler, Fritz; born 4.4.1910 in Vienna (Austria); single; profession: Arzt (Zahnheilkunde).

Applicant: Adler, Fritz; born 4.4.1910 in Vienna (Austria); single; profession: Arzt (Zahnheilkunde).

Adler, Frans,

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Photograph of: Adler, Couple.

Photograph of: Adler, Couple.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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Applicant: Adler, Nathan; born 9.3.1915 in Vienna (Austria); single; profession: Textilmechaniker.

Applicant: Adler, Nathan; born 9.3.1915 in Vienna (Austria); single; profession: Textilmechaniker.

Adler, Amalia,

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