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Copy of letter written by Ignac Hirschler in Pest to D. A. Singer inBékéscsaba (Hungary), 1868/09/01.

Copy of letter written by Ignac Hirschler in Pest to D. A. Singer inBékéscsaba (Hungary), 1868/09/01.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Applicant: Bauer, Jacob; born 22.2.1892 in Totis (Hungary); married.

Applicant: Bauer, Jacob; born 22.2.1892 in Totis (Hungary); married.

Bauer, Jacob,

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Letter from Singer inBékéscsaba (Hungary).

Letter from Singer inBékéscsaba (Hungary).

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Telegram from Löwinger inBékéscsaba (Hungary).

Telegram from Löwinger inBékéscsaba (Hungary).

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Telegram from Dazinger [?] inBékéscsaba (Hungary).

Telegram from Dazinger [?] inBékéscsaba (Hungary).

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Applicant: Frank, Maximilian; born 20.1.1881 in Hungary, Kis-kum, Lazhara; married.

Applicant: Frank, Maximilian; born 20.1.1881 in Hungary, Kis-kum, Lazhara; married.

Frank, Johan,

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Letter from Krishaber in Pest to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/08/27.

Letter from Krishaber in Pest to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/08/27.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Letter from Kurlander in Pest to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/03/07.

Letter from Kurlander in Pest to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/03/07.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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