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Applicant: Somer, Felix Isidor; born 16.12.1901 in Cebu City (Philippines); married.

Applicant: Somer, Felix Isidor; born 16.12.1901 in Cebu City (Philippines); married.

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Applicant: Lipschitz, Hilda; born 18.1.1897 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Lipschitz, Hilda; born 18.1.1897 in Vienna (Austria); single.

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Partie de la mer du sud comprise entre les Philippines et la Californie

Partie de la mer du sud comprise entre les Philippines et la Californie

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Applicant: Löwy, Franz; born 18.8.1904 in Graz (Austria); single.

Applicant: Löwy, Franz; born 18.8.1904 in Graz (Austria); single.

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Applicant: Gottlieb, Adolf; born 23.11.1883 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Gottlieb, Adolf; born 23.11.1883 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Welisch, Rudolf; born 12.8.1896 in Graz (Austria); married.

Applicant: Welisch, Rudolf; born 12.8.1896 in Graz (Austria); married.

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Applicant: Bock, Samuel; born 18.10.1874 in Küklo, C.S.R; married.

Applicant: Bock, Samuel; born 18.10.1874 in Küklo, C.S.R; married.

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Applicant: Lackenbacher, Alfred; born 22.6.1892 in Baden (Austria); married.

Applicant: Lackenbacher, Alfred; born 22.6.1892 in Baden (Austria); married.

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