A. Laufer

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Applicant: Laufer, Isaak; born 1.11.1894 in Prochake; married.

Applicant: Laufer, Isaak; born 1.11.1894 in Prochake; married.

Laufer, Anna Chane,

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Applicant: Laufer, Alfred; born 27.9.1900 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Laufer, Alfred; born 27.9.1900 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Laufer, Alfred,

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Applicant: Laufer, Alfred; born 28.2.1889 in Gross, Seelowitz; married.

Applicant: Laufer, Alfred; born 28.2.1889 in Gross, Seelowitz; married.

Laufer, Alfred,

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Applicant: Laufer, Alfred (no details; place holder only).

Applicant: Laufer, Alfred (no details; place holder only).

Laufer, Alfred

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Applicant: Laufer, Adolf; born 30.3.1872 in Tarkasa; single.

Applicant: Laufer, Adolf; born 30.3.1872 in Tarkasa; single.

Laufer, Adolf,

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Applicant: Laufer, Samuel; born 11.3.1888 in Oswiecim; married.

Applicant: Laufer, Samuel; born 11.3.1888 in Oswiecim; married.

Laufer, Anna,

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Applicant: Laufer, Theodor; born 12.3.1891 in Stockerau; married.

Applicant: Laufer, Theodor; born 12.3.1891 in Stockerau; married.

Laufer, Anna,

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Applicant: Laufer, Meiloch; born 7.3.1888 in Opotov; widowed.

Applicant: Laufer, Meiloch; born 7.3.1888 in Opotov; widowed.

Laufer, Amalie,

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