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[it-IT]Record tools[it-IT] [it-IT]Displays[it-IT]	Remove from selection Add to selection Numero oggettoM2016/036:065 DescrizioneThis is a notice from the War Organisation of Industry in Australia regarding Mr Benjamin Pszenny’s (father of donor)’s manufacturing business. It reveals that Mr Pszenny was in the clothes manufacturing business, specifically ‘boys outerwear’ on a premises on Pitt Street in Sydney. It states that Mr Pszenny may continue his business but that according to regulation no extension without an approved building permit (if costing more than £25). It is an interesting official document that reveals more about the work and life experience of the Pszenny’s at this point, as well as demonstrating the organisation of industry in Australia during the Second World War. It is dated 7th July 1944. Data 1944-07-07 - 1944-07-07 Soggettomigration, establishing new life, manufacturing industry Nome oggettoofficial correspondence Dimensioni height: 250.00 mm width: 205.00 mm Lingua English Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Prof Ron Penny AO

Numero oggettoM2016/036:065

DescrizioneThis is a notice from the War Organisation of Industry in Australia regarding Mr Benjamin Pszenny’s (father of donor)’s manufacturing business. It reveals that Mr Pszenny was in the clothes manufacturing business, specifically ‘boys outerwear’ on a premises on Pitt Street in Sydney. It states that Mr Pszenny may continue his business but that according to regulation no extension without an approved building permit (if costing more than £25). It is an interesting official document that reveals more about the work and life experience of the Pszenny’s at this point, as well as demonstrating the organisation of industry in Australia during the Second World War. It is dated 7th July 1944.

Data 1944-07-07 - 1944-07-07

Soggettomigration, establishing new life, manufacturing industry

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Linea di creditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Prof Ron Penny AO

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