Israel Rosenbaum

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Applicant: Rosenbaum, Friedrich Israel; born 10.7.1913 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Rosenbaum, Friedrich Israel; born 10.7.1913 in Vienna (Austria); single.

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Applicant: Rosenbaum, Siegfried Israel; born 7.12.1879 in Vienna (Austria); widowed.

Applicant: Rosenbaum, Siegfried Israel; born 7.12.1879 in Vienna (Austria); widowed.

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Applicant: Rosenbaum, Nuchun; born 29.4.1871 in Zablotow; married.

Applicant: Rosenbaum, Nuchun; born 29.4.1871 in Zablotow; married.

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Applicant: Rosenbaum, Naftali; born 30.9.1913 in Kolomea; single.

Applicant: Rosenbaum, Naftali; born 30.9.1913 in Kolomea; single.

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Applicant: Kerzner, Nechemje Hersch; born 1877 in Bohorodzane (Ukraine); married.

Applicant: Kerzner, Nechemje Hersch; born 1877 in Bohorodzane (Ukraine); married.

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Applicant: Mayer, Friedrich; born 24.9.1902 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Mayer, Friedrich; born 24.9.1902 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Mass, Laura; born 27.3.1896 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Mass, Laura; born 27.3.1896 in Vienna (Austria); single.

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Applicant: Bachrach, Helene; born 1.9.1885 in Bruck an der Leitha (Austria); divorced / widowed.

Applicant: Bachrach, Helene; born 1.9.1885 in Bruck an der Leitha (Austria); divorced / widowed.

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