Bobowa (Poland)
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Bobowa (Poland)

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Applicant: Hochberger, Nathan; born 20.10.1902 in Bobowa (Poland); married.

Applicant: Hochberger, Nathan; born 20.10.1902 in Bobowa (Poland); married.

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Applicant: Krauss, Chaim; born 23.4.1892 in Bobowa (Poland); married.

Applicant: Krauss, Chaim; born 23.4.1892 in Bobowa (Poland); married.

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Applicant: Grünhut, Barioch; born 15.12.1894 in Bobowa (Poland); married.

Applicant: Grünhut, Barioch; born 15.12.1894 in Bobowa (Poland); married.

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