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LOT 79:
Four personal Certificates of Jews from the Nazi period
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Four personal Certificates of Jews from the Nazi period
Four Certificates of Jews from the Nazi period - two of them passport of Jews who survived the Nazi clutches and managed to escape to Eretz Israel - Nazi ink stamps, and pass stamps.
* A Polish passport of a Jewish woman named Hannah Ginsberg (with her photo) who managed to escape from Nazi Berlin and immigrate to Eretz Israel. Hannah's passport, born in 1892, was stamped with Nazi ink stamps several times in the 1930s. Hannah arrived in Berlin in 1936 when her passport was first stamped with Nazi ink stamps (eagle and swastika), two years later in 1938 it was signed again at a border crossing within German territory. In 1939 she managed to get an exit visa to Eretz Israel, and in August 1939 she arrived in England (English ink stamps and English stamps from this year appear), and finally arrived in Eretz Israel - an ink stamp of GOVERNMENT OF PALESTINE dated January 6, 1940.
* Temporary identity card of Robert Fischer, born in Vienna - was issued in London on June 22, 1945. The certificate states that it is valid as long as the holder has not yet issued a passport. Signed with his signature and with his passport photo. Fisher immigrated to Eretz Israel, and on the back of the certificate are ink stamps of GOVERNMENT OF PALESTINE.
* Two certificates of purchase houseof in Budapest given to a Jew named Yaakov, after the Holocaust.
Various sizes, general condition very good.
