Bitola (North Macedonia)

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Chaim Moshe Calderon and his family.

Chaim Moshe Calderon and his family.

Albenda, Luna

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Family of Paris Išah.

Family of Paris Išah.

Išah, Darjo

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Menteš Avram Kamhi, Dona Menteš Kamhi, Simaja Menteš Kamhi.

Menteš Avram Kamhi, Dona Menteš Kamhi, Simaja Menteš Kamhi.

Kamhi, Dona Menteš

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Lazar Josef Išah and his family.

Lazar Josef Išah and his family.

Išah, Alegra

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Izrael's family.

Izrael's family.

Izrael, Hana

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Šimon Simaja's family.

Šimon Simaja's family.

Simaja, Matilda

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Salamon Skajo's family.

Salamon Skajo's family.

Skajo, Hana

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Avram Benjakar's family.

Avram Benjakar's family.

Benjakar, Avram Bohor

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