Daniel Auster
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Applicant: Auster, Juda; born 8.12.1891 in Pasieczna Stanislau; married.

Applicant: Auster, Juda; born 8.12.1891 in Pasieczna Stanislau; married.

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Applicant: Eigenscht, Julius; born 23.4.1892 in Zurawno; married.

Applicant: Eigenscht, Julius; born 23.4.1892 in Zurawno; married.

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Applicant: Keller, Isak; born 16.2.1896 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Keller, Isak; born 16.2.1896 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Katzenell, Max; born 3.1.1895 in Stanislau; married.

Applicant: Katzenell, Max; born 3.1.1895 in Stanislau; married.

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Ted Lurie and the Story of the "Jerusalem Post".

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