Paul E. Sigmund

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Applicant: Frenkel, Sigmund; born 1891 in Fanaschaw; married.

Applicant: Frenkel, Sigmund; born 1891 in Fanaschaw; married.

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Applicant: Kohn, Sigmund; born 14.3.1894 in Frauenkirchen (Austria); married.

Applicant: Kohn, Sigmund; born 14.3.1894 in Frauenkirchen (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Eidinger, Sigmund; born 10.8.1901 in Frumușica (Romania); single.

Applicant: Eidinger, Sigmund; born 10.8.1901 in Frumușica (Romania); single.

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Applicant: Hirsch, Paul; born 26.3.1911 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Hirsch, Paul; born 26.3.1911 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Schreiber, Sigmund Alexander; born 13.2.1896 in Chernivt︠s︡i (Ukraine); divorced.

Applicant: Schreiber, Sigmund Alexander; born 13.2.1896 in Chernivt︠s︡i (Ukraine); divorced.

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Applicant: Schildberg, Schapse Sigmund; born 30.11.1900 in Wainhau; single.

Applicant: Schildberg, Schapse Sigmund; born 30.11.1900 in Wainhau; single.

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Applicant: Kolisch, Sigmund; born 27.7.1881 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Kolisch, Sigmund; born 27.7.1881 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Feyer, Paul; born 7.2.1907 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Feyer, Paul; born 7.2.1907 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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