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Applicant: Binzer, Ignatz; born 9.11.1911 in Drohobycz (Poland); single.

Applicant: Binzer, Ignatz; born 9.11.1911 in Drohobycz (Poland); single.

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Applicant: Krausz, Ludwig; born 21.7.1911 in Vienna (Austria); divorced.

Applicant: Krausz, Ludwig; born 21.7.1911 in Vienna (Austria); divorced.

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Applicant: Wotitzky, Rudolf; born 6.7.1888 in Döschen; married.

Applicant: Wotitzky, Rudolf; born 6.7.1888 in Döschen; married.

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Applicant: Krausz, Ignaz; born 5.2.1879 in Gad (Romania); married.

Applicant: Krausz, Ignaz; born 5.2.1879 in Gad (Romania); married.

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Applicant: Bergsmann, Fritz; born 18.7.1905 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Bergsmann, Fritz; born 18.7.1905 in Vienna (Austria); single.

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Applicant: Stahl, Mechel; born 31.3.1891 in Boryslaw; married.

Applicant: Stahl, Mechel; born 31.3.1891 in Boryslaw; married.

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Applicant: Schneider, Isidor; born 27.5.1888 in Lubaczow; married.

Applicant: Schneider, Isidor; born 27.5.1888 in Lubaczow; married.

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Applicant: Neufeld, Rubin; born 11.5.1892 in Zastawce; married.

Applicant: Neufeld, Rubin; born 11.5.1892 in Zastawce; married.

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