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Two addresses on one street

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Appears on: Six Names at Pfullingen

Six Names at Pfullingen

…ntity cards were issued on 27 November 1946, the same day as Luise's, and each is annotated later in red pencil: 8/3/1949 Australie. Even the clothing issues are entered — 3 June 1948, shoes; 14 September 1948, a coat, a shirt, trousers and a pair of men's gloves. , key: true , lab: Two addresses on one street , text: Both brothers' families were at Neuhausen on Friedrichstraße — Zdravko's at number 4, and Petar's there too before they moved to Kelterstraße 30. The town certificates of 28 February 1950 put the men in their trades: Zdravko («Strawko», born 1.4.21 at Zvekvenica) with Hermann Sauer at Reutlingen-Süd; Ruža («Rose geb. Hreljac», born 13.2.22 at Fusine/Delnice)…

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