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5901. Portrait of Avram (M.) Massot. He was a fruit 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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5902. Portrait of Moshe Massot. He was a fruit 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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5903. Portrait of Isak Massot, son of Avram Massot. He was a fruit 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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5904. Portrait of Ester Massot, wife of Bohor Massot. She lived at Karagoryeva 52 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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5905. Portrait of Isak Massot. He was a manufacturer. He lived at Karagoryeva 52 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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5906. Portrait of Gabriel Massot and his wife, Lutsa. Gabriel was a cafe owner.
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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5907. Portrait of Gabriel Massot and his wife, Lutsa. Gabriel was a cafe owner.
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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5908. Portrait of Gabriel Massot. He was a cafe owner.
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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5909. Portrait of Gabriel Massot. He was a cafe owner.
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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5910. Portrait of Lutsa Massot, wife of Gabriel Massot.
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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5911. Portrait of Yakov Hasson, son of Avram Hasson, and [Yakov'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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5912. Portrait of Sol Hasson, [wife of Yakov Hasson]. She was a laundress.
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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5913. Portrait of Sara Massot (patronymic: Yakov). She lived at Sinagogina 12 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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5914. Portrait of Mordechai Massot. 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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5915. Portrait of Luna Massot, wife of Mordechai Massot.
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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5916. Portrait of Mordechai Massot. 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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5917. Portrait of Yakov Mizrahi, son of Solomon Mizrahi.
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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5918. Portrait of Benzion Mishulam and his wife, Sara. They lived at Orizarska 7 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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5919. Portrait of Gabriel and Eli Mishulam, sons of Benzion Mishulam.
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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5920. Portrait of Benzion Mishulam. He lived at Orizarska 7 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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5921. Portrait of Sara Mishulam, wife of Benzion Mishulam.
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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5922. Portrait of Benzion Mishulam. He lived at Orizarska 7 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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5923. Portrait of Benzion Mishulam. He lived at Orizarska 7 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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5924. Portrait of Sara Mishulam, wife of Benzion Mishulam.
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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5925. Portrait of Gabriel Mishulam, son of Benzion Mishulam.
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