Object numberM2016/004:001
DescriptionPrinted & typed one-page document in Italian signed by Alice and Gerda Krohn, dated 2 January 1939.
Authorization which includes information on Passport Number 463/34 for Gerda Krohn and one family member to travel on motorship Otranto to Sydney from Genova on 18 March 1939. refer to Inscriptions for translation.
Authorization which includes information on Passport Number 463/34 for Gerda Krohn and one family member to travel on motorship Otranto to Sydney from Genova on 18 March 1939. refer to Inscriptions for translation.
Production placeBrazil
Production date 1945
Subjectpre-World War II
Object nameimmigration documents
Materialpaper
Dimensions
- width: 198.00 mm
height: 274.00 mm
Language
- German number 629:
Gerda Krohn
Corso Buenos Aires, 36/13 Genoa.
for herself and ONE family component
destination Sydney.
passport number 463/34
German
issued 4/10/1934 i Guben (Germany)
Special Authorization ISTCAMBI, Rome 2/1/1939 (17th fascist era year)
To declare she is endowed with payment means for an equivalent of Lit. 4281.60
so constituted:
a - cheques for ..........................
b - foreign notes ........................
c - tourist or hotel coupons........
d - italian coins..........................
Requested for Expatriation (Israelite)
Genoa on 18/3/1939 ticket for crossing on the motorship Otranto.
stamp of the Banca Commerciale Italiana, Genoa branch
She hereby declares to take the trip for expatriation (Israelite) purpose:
- that she will utilize the mentioned currency only for staying abroad costs excluded payments of any other nature.
- That she will deposit all the the not used currency to the above bank on her return on an indicated value declared to the custom.
- That she will consign this form to the custom on her return to Italy and, if she will not come back, she will consign this to the Istituto Nazionale per I Cambi con l’Estero, traveller office, Via dell’Umilta’ 43 – Rome.
Not utilized currency: signed: Gerda Krohn, Alice Krohn
……………………..
Custom stamp Custom stamp
(exit visa) (visa to enter)
Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Thomas Mackenzie