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Polish Passport Issued in Palestine – Zlata Swisłocka, With Entry to Germany, 1935 - Original Polish passport issued at the Polish Consulate in Tel Aviv in 1935, belonging to Zlata Swisłocka (Złata Świsłocka). An authentic interwar travel document containing rare visas and border stamps from Mandatory Palestine and several European countries. Key Stamps and Visas Mandatory Palestine – Single-entry visa, Haifa Port entry stamp, and exit stamp from Palestine (July 1935). Germany – Bundespolizei Spittal border-crossing stamp dated 13 September 1935. Austria–Germany Border – Border-crossing stamp, Austrian revenue stamp (Österreichische Stempelmarke), and stamp of the Austrian Consulate in Jerusalem. Czechoslovakia – Entry visa issued by the Czechoslovak Consulate in Tel Aviv. Italy – Multiple entry and exit stamps via Trieste (July–September 1935). Very good condition for its age: original cover, complete pages, and natural signs of use from an active 1930s passport. A rare and historically significant document documenting detailed travel in 1935 from Palestine across European borders on the eve of World War II.