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Applicant: Färber, Herma; born 29.5.1905 in Vienna (Austria); divorced

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Färber, Herma, Günther, Färbu,
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A-W-2589.19.692
Dates
Application submitted in Vienna (Austria), 13.5.1938
Languages
German;
Title Applicant: Färber, Herma
born 29.5.1905 in Vienna (Austria)
divorced.
Contributors Herma,Färber 1905- Vienna (Austria)
Färbu,Günther 1926- Vienna (Austria)
Notes Co-applicant (1): Günther, Färbu (child)
born 30.5.1926 in Vienna (Austria)
Host Item Vienna - Jewish Community
Former Call Number QU7536 original no. of application IKG Wien
Level of Description Item Record
National Library system number 997011548134805171
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