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Número del objetoM2017/039:007
DescripciónThis is a tax clearance certificate issued to Fritz Israel Albera for the purposes of immigration. It is one of many bureaucratic hoops that Fritz would have had to jump through to be able to migrate. Note that the name Israel has been inserted into the document.
With worsening condition in Czechoslovakia it was decided that Bedrich should leave to find a new home and bring his family later. Fritz was attempting to get to Palestine to join his brother but was caught by the British and interned in Mauritius for 4 years. He was released when he was given the opportunity to join the South African Army. He was later decommissioned to Palestine.
With worsening condition in Czechoslovakia it was decided that Bedrich should leave to find a new home and bring his family later. Fritz was attempting to get to Palestine to join his brother but was caught by the British and interned in Mauritius for 4 years. He was released when he was given the opportunity to join the South African Army. He was later decommissioned to Palestine.
Lugar de producciónBrno, Czech Republic
Fecha 1939-11-02
Nombre del objetofinancial documents
Materialpaper
Dimensiones
- height: 210.00 mm
width: 150.00 mm
Lenguaje
- Czech an official translation is in the external material folder in file M2017.039
Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Vivian Falk