Heftsi Vah (Israel)

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Applicant: Grünwald, Fritz; born 7.5.1890 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Grünwald, Fritz; born 7.5.1890 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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In an accident several passengers and the driver were killed.

In an accident several passengers and the driver were killed.

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עבודת קרמיקה.

עבודת קרמיקה.

סקלרץ, אליעזר

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עבודת קרמיקה.

עבודת קרמיקה.

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עבודת קרמיקה.

עבודת קרמיקה.

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בריכות הדגים.

בריכות הדגים.

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מתפרה.

מתפרה.

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מתפרה.

מתפרה.

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