IV. Kerület (Budapest, Hungary)

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Applicant: Winkler, Geza; born 13.6.1884 in IV. Kerület (Budapest, Hungary); single.

Applicant: Winkler, Geza; born 13.6.1884 in IV. Kerület (Budapest, Hungary); single.

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Applicant: Lusztig, Karoly; born 8.9.1910 in Neupest (Hungary); no status registered.

Applicant: Lusztig, Karoly; born 8.9.1910 in Neupest (Hungary); no status registered.

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Applicant: Heves, Tibor; born 12.8.1895 in Ujpest (Hungary); single.

Applicant: Heves, Tibor; born 12.8.1895 in Ujpest (Hungary); single.

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Applicant: Reiser, Jakab Jeno; born 25.5.1885 in Vár (Hungary); married.

Applicant: Reiser, Jakab Jeno; born 25.5.1885 in Vár (Hungary); married.

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Applicant: Deutsch, Karl; born 15.12.1913 in Vienna (Austria); single.

Applicant: Deutsch, Karl; born 15.12.1913 in Vienna (Austria); single.

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Ujpest. Dunaparti részlet. Grosz-féle vendéglő.

Ujpest. Dunaparti részlet. Grosz-féle vendéglő.

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[Photograph of the synagogue in Budapest - Ujpest].

[Photograph of the synagogue in Budapest - Ujpest].

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Schwarz Eugen, Lederfachmann, from Ujpest/Ungarn (applicant).

Schwarz Eugen, Lederfachmann, from Ujpest/Ungarn (applicant).

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