Moravia (Czech Republic)
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Applicant: Qual, Betty; born 22.8.1878 in Bánov (Czech Republic); divorced.

Applicant: Qual, Betty; born 22.8.1878 in Bánov (Czech Republic); divorced.

Lowy, Jozef

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Applicant: Bronner, Edith; born 22.8.1912 in Olomouc (Czech Republic); single.

Applicant: Bronner, Edith; born 22.8.1912 in Olomouc (Czech Republic); single.

Bronner, Edith,

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Applicant: Weiss, Siegfried; born 25.4.1879 in Ungarisch Hradisch (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Weiss, Siegfried; born 25.4.1879 in Ungarisch Hradisch (Czech Republic); married.

Weiss, Siegfried,

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Applicant: Frankl, Bernhard Israel; born 2.9.1881 in Moravia (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Frankl, Bernhard Israel; born 2.9.1881 in Moravia (Czech Republic); married.

Frankl, Bernhard Israel,

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Applicant: Fischer, Oskar; born 19.10.1887 in Znojmo (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Fischer, Oskar; born 19.10.1887 in Znojmo (Czech Republic); married.

Fischer Geb Schimek, Ludmilla,

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Applicant: Schanzer, Georg; born 10.5.1911 in Znojmo (Czech Republic); single.

Applicant: Schanzer, Georg; born 10.5.1911 in Znojmo (Czech Republic); single.

Brenn, Alfred,

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Applicant: Zaitschek, Leopold; born 23.5.1880 in Dambořice (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Zaitschek, Leopold; born 23.5.1880 in Dambořice (Czech Republic); married.

Zaitschek, Hans,

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Applicant: Weiss, Eduard; born 18.10.1879 in Podivin (Czech Republic); married.

Applicant: Weiss, Eduard; born 18.10.1879 in Podivin (Czech Republic); married.

Olga, Weiss,

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