Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
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Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

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Applicant: Silbermann, Ernestine; born 2.9.1884 in Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina); married.

Applicant: Silbermann, Ernestine; born 2.9.1884 in Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina); married.

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Photograph of: Ashkenazi Synagogue in Banja Luka : finally demolished in the earthquake of 1969.

Photograph of: Ashkenazi Synagogue in Banja Luka : finally demolished in the earthquake of 1969.

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Photograph of: Ashkenazi Synagogue in Banja Luka : View from south-west.

Photograph of: Ashkenazi Synagogue in Banja Luka : View from south-west.

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Photograph of: Design for the Jewish House in Banja Luka : Design.

Photograph of: Design for the Jewish House in Banja Luka : Design.

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Photograph of: Design for the New Sephardi Synagogue in Banja Luka : Design.

Photograph of: Design for the New Sephardi Synagogue in Banja Luka : Design.

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Photograph of: Design for the Jewish House in Banja Luka : Design.

Photograph of: Design for the Jewish House in Banja Luka : Design.

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Photograph of: Design for the New Sephardi Synagogue in Banja Luka : Design.

Photograph of: Design for the New Sephardi Synagogue in Banja Luka : Design.

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Photograph of: Design for the Jewish House in Banja Luka : Design.

Photograph of: Design for the Jewish House in Banja Luka : Design.

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