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5601. Portrait of Avram Kamchi and his daughter, Palomba.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5602. Portrait of Sol Kamchi. She lived at Dalmatinska 57 in Bitola.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5603. Portrait of Akiva Kamchi and his wife, Arnesta (both from Momtsilgrad).
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5604. Portrait of Aron Kamchi and his wife, Rebeka. Aron was a tailor.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5605. Portrait of Aron Kamchi and his wife, Buena. They lived at Synagogina 2 in Bitola.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5606. Portrait of Baruch Kamchi and his wife, Reina. Baruch was a rag dealer.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5607. Portrait of Rashel Kamchi (from Zagreg). (patronymic: Bentsion).
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5608. Portrait of Nissim Kamchi. He was a carpenter. He lived at Drinska 119 in Bitola.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5609. Portrait of Bohor Kamchi, his wife, Rashel, and his son, Mois.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5610. Portrait of Bohor Kamchi. He lived at Gostivarska 1 in Bitola.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5611. Portrait of Bohor Kamchi, son of Mushon Kamchi, Bohor's wife, Louisa, and his son, Mois.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5612. Portrait of David (G.) Kamchi. He was a merchant.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5613. Portrait of Malka Kamchi, wife of David Kamchi. She was a seamstress.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5614. Portrait of Mois Kamchi, son of David Kamchi. He was a rag dealer.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5615. Portrait of David Kamchi, son of Masliach Kamchi, and his wife Sara.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5616. Portrait of Leon Kamchi, son of David Kamchi. He was a merchant.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5617. Portrait of Leon Kamchi, son of David Kamchi. He was a merchant.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5618. Portrait of Isak Kamchi, son of Yakov Kamchi, and Isak's wife, Sol.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5619. Portrait of Todoros Kamchi, son of Isak Kamchi, and Vida Kamchi, daughter of Isak Kamchi.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5620. Portrait of Samuel Kamchi, son of Bohor Kamchi. He lived at Drinska 79 in Bitola.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5621. Portrait of Estreya Kamchi, [wife of Samuel Kamchi].
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5622. Portrait of Isak Kamchi, son of Kutuel Kamchi, and Isak's wife, Klara.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5623. Portrait of David Pesso and his wife Ester. He was a second-hand dealer.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5624. Portrait of David Pesso. He was a second-hand dealer.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the
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5625. Portrait of Ester Pesso, wife of David Pesso. She lived at Novatska 4 in Bitola.
Tobacco Monopoly due to foreign citizenship, none of those deported from the Tobacco Monopoly survived ... He personally knew many individuals in the community. After surviving the war, he worked for the