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Jewish Community Mattersdorf

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AU-JCMatt
Original Reference Code
Landesarchiv Burgenland, Eisenstadt;Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People
Dates
1698
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51 files.
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  • Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People The item is part of the CAHJP holdings
Title Jewish Community Mattersdorf.
Additional Titles הקהילה היהודית במאטרסדורף
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Host Item Mattersdorf - Jewish Community
Level of Description Fonds Record
National Library system number 990042564020205171
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Applicant: Schotten, Rosa; born 12.12.1888 in Mattersburg (Austria); married.
Applicant: Schotten, Rosa; born 12.12.1888 in Mattersburg (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Steinhof, Tolan; born 31.5.1907 in Mattersburg (Austria); single.
Applicant: Steinhof, Tolan; born 31.5.1907 in Mattersburg (Austria); single.

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Applicant: Steinhof, Paul; born 7.6.1904 in Mattersburg (Austria); single.
Applicant: Steinhof, Paul; born 7.6.1904 in Mattersburg (Austria); single.

Steinhof, Adalbert,

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Applicant: Schön, Martha; born 22.4.1922 in Mattersburg (Austria); single.
Applicant: Schön, Martha; born 22.4.1922 in Mattersburg (Austria); single.

Schön, Arnold,

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