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5926. 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
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5927. Portrait of Eliau 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
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5928. Portrait of Bohor Mishulam and his wife, Sara. They lived at Gostivarska 13 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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5929. Portrait of Bohor Mishulam and his wife, Sara. They lived at Gostivarska 13 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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5930. Portrait of Isak Mishulam, son of Bohor Mishulam, 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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5931. Portrait of Albert Mishulam, son of Bohor 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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5932. Portrait of Bohor Moreno, son of David Moreno.
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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5933. Portrait of Bohor Mishulam. He lived at Gostivarska 13 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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5934. Portrait of Sara Mishulam, wife of Bohor 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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5935. Portrait of David Mishulam and his wife, Klara. David was a porter and Klara, 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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5936. Portrait of Yakov Mishulam, his wife, Reina, and his son, Lazar.
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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5937. Portrait of unidentified man.
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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5938. Portrait of Miriam Mishulam. 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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5939. Portrait of Yakov Mishulam, son of Avram Mishulam, and Yakov's wife, Suncho.
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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5940. Portrait of Mois Mishulam, [Mois' wife], Sol, and Mois' son Haim.
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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5941. Portrait of Mordechai Mishulam. 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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5942. Portrait of Alegra Mishulam, wife of Eliau 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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5943. Portrait of Eliau Mishulam. He was a merchant. He lived at Zmayeva 23 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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5944. Portrait of Solomon Mishulam and his wife Rahel. Solomon 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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5945. Portrait of Haim Mishulam, son of Bohor 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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5946. Portrait of Solomon Mosse, son of Shabetai Mosse.
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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5947. Portrait of Dona Mosse, wife of Shabetai Mosse. She lived at Karagoryeva 111 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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5948. Portrait of Solomon Mosse, son of Shabetai Mosse.
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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5949. Portrait of Mois Mosse, son of Shabetai Mosse. He lived at Karagoryeva 111 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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5950. Portrait of Avram Mosse, son of Shabetai Mosse. He was a student.
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