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Applicant: Altmann, Miklah; born 1.1.1909 in Nyiregyháza (Hungary); single; profession(s): Chemischputzer, Nasswäscher, Bügler, Färbereikenntnisse.

Applicant: Altmann, Miklah; born 1.1.1909 in Nyiregyháza (Hungary); single; profession(s): Chemischputzer, Nasswäscher, Bügler, Färbereikenntnisse.

Altmann, Miklah,

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Letter from Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/11/04.

Letter from Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/11/04.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Letter from Dr. Barnick [?] in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/12/14.

Letter from Dr. Barnick [?] in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/12/14.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Letter from Dr. Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/04.

Letter from Dr. Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/04.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Letter from Dr. Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/09/23.

Letter from Dr. Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/09/23.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Letter from Dr. Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/10/26.

Letter from Dr. Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/10/26.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Letter from Dr. Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/03/28.

Letter from Dr. Baruch in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/03/28.

Hirschler, Ignacz

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Telegram from Barnik in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/11/19.

Telegram from Barnik in Nyíregyháza to Ignac Hirschler in Pest, 1868/11/19.

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