Burgenland (Austria)
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Applicant: Schischa, Adalbert; born 11.3.1906 in Neustadt (Burgenland, Austria); single.

Applicant: Schischa, Adalbert; born 11.3.1906 in Neustadt (Burgenland, Austria); single.

Schischa, Adalbert,

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Applicant: Frankl, Ladislaus; born 8.8.1911 in Dürnbach im Burgenland (Austria); single.

Applicant: Frankl, Ladislaus; born 8.8.1911 in Dürnbach im Burgenland (Austria); single.

Frankl, Adolf,

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Applicant: Gunser, Armin; born 8.4.1895 in Stoob (Austria, Burgenland); married.

Applicant: Gunser, Armin; born 8.4.1895 in Stoob (Austria, Burgenland); married.

Gunser, Armin,

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Applicant: Kohn, Heinrich; born 1.7.1881 in Berndorf (Lower Austria, Austria); married.

Applicant: Kohn, Heinrich; born 1.7.1881 in Berndorf (Lower Austria, Austria); married.

Kohn, Charlotte,

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Applicant: Hacker, Jakob; born 14.3.1886 in Weppersdorf (Austria); married.

Applicant: Hacker, Jakob; born 14.3.1886 in Weppersdorf (Austria); married.

Hacker, Ernestine,

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Applicant: Tewelss, Rudolf; born 15.6.1896 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Tewelss, Rudolf; born 15.6.1896 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Jeweles, Cacilia,

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Applicant: Kern, Walter; born 7.4.1911 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Kern, Walter; born 7.4.1911 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Kern, Ella,

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Applicant: Redlinger, Elsa; born 4.3.1886 in Mattersburg (Austria); widowed.

Applicant: Redlinger, Elsa; born 4.3.1886 in Mattersburg (Austria); widowed.

Redlinger, Anni,

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