Svätý Jur (Slovakia)
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Svätý Jur (Slovakia)

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Applicant: Alexander, Ernestine; born 8.7.1882 in Svätý Jur (Slovakia); widowed.

Applicant: Alexander, Ernestine; born 8.7.1882 in Svätý Jur (Slovakia); widowed.

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Applicant: Steiner, Arthur; born 13.7.1893 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Steiner, Arthur; born 13.7.1893 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Schachnow, Salomon; born 14.9.1887 in Luhansʹk (Ukraine); divorced.

Applicant: Schachnow, Salomon; born 14.9.1887 in Luhansʹk (Ukraine); divorced.

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Applicant: Schattner, Hersch; born 27.4.1896 in Russ, Banilla.

Applicant: Schattner, Hersch; born 27.4.1896 in Russ, Banilla.

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Applicant: Berdach, Rudolf; born 14.7.1899 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Berdach, Rudolf; born 14.7.1899 in Vienna (Austria); single.

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Applicant: Schimmer, Samuel; born 26.7.1874 in Marmaros Szigeth (Romania); married.

Applicant: Schimmer, Samuel; born 26.7.1874 in Marmaros Szigeth (Romania); married.

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Applicant: Pechmann, Erwin; born 29.6.1916 in St Georgen (Slovakia); single.

Applicant: Pechmann, Erwin; born 29.6.1916 in St Georgen (Slovakia); single.

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Applicant: Rosenzweig, Berta; born 18.11.1897 in Veľké Leváre (Slovakia); separate.

Applicant: Rosenzweig, Berta; born 18.11.1897 in Veľké Leváre (Slovakia); separate.

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