Salzburg (Austria)
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Applicant: Bonghadi, Ludwig; born 30.11.1899 in Salzburg (Austria); married.

Applicant: Bonghadi, Ludwig; born 30.11.1899 in Salzburg (Austria); married.

Bonghadi, Ernst,

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Applicant: Sternlieb, Alfred; born 18.4.1886 in Salzburg (Austria); married.

Applicant: Sternlieb, Alfred; born 18.4.1886 in Salzburg (Austria); married.

Klein, Olga

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Applicant: Rosner, Erwin; born 27.3.1905 in Vöslau (Austria); married.

Applicant: Rosner, Erwin; born 27.3.1905 in Vöslau (Austria); married.

Rosner, Aloisia,

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Applicant: Schwartz, Paul; born 19.1.1889 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Schwartz, Paul; born 19.1.1889 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Grünbaum, [no given name indicated],

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Applicant: Pogger, Herbert; born 26.10.1909 in Salzburg (Austria); single.

Applicant: Pogger, Herbert; born 26.10.1909 in Salzburg (Austria); single.

Pogger, Herbert,

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Applicant: Küri, Rudolf; born 17.2.1901 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Küri, Rudolf; born 17.2.1901 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Küri, Alfred,

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Applicant: Köhler, Leo; born 5.8.1897 in Stadtschlaining (Austria); married.

Applicant: Köhler, Leo; born 5.8.1897 in Stadtschlaining (Austria); married.

Kohler, Getrude,

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Applicant: Kretz, Simon; born 21.3.1883 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Kretz, Simon; born 21.3.1883 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Klein, Olga

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