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She'erit Ha-Pleita. Registration Bulletin of Jewish Woman Magdalena Steiner, Photo, 1944, Bucharest, Romania - She'erit Ha-Pleita. Registration Bulletin of Jewish Woman Magdalena Steiner, Photo, 1944, Bucharest, Romania Size: 12 x 9.2 cm. (4.7 x 3.6 inches) 7 filled pages. Condition: cover detached and torn to spine; some wear, some stains, tiny tears Prefecture of Police of the Capital Commission No. 1 Handwritten text: Valabil numai cu carnetul de refugiat Valid only with refugee certificate Registration bulletin at the Population Bureau Year 194_ 2. Inside title page Circular No. 1 of the Police Kingdom of Romania No. 3445 of November 9, 1944 Registration bulletin at the Population Bureau Regarding Mrs.: Steiner Magdalena Street: Blvd. Tashe Ionescu #12-14 House Cadastral Number: 4743 Series S #565823 3. Personal Data Surname: Steiner Name: Magdalena Age: 36 Marital Status: Married Occupation: Housewife Ethnic Origin: Jewish Religion: Jewish Citizenship: Romanian Place of Birth: Piscult Commune, Satu Mare County, Romania 4. Date of Birth and Identity Card Year of Birth: 1908 Month: June Day: 10 Current Residence: Blvd. Tashe Ionescu #12-14 Martial law: — Identity document: ID card #70/944, issued by the General Commissariat for Refugees 5. Characteristics Age: 36 years Height: average Hair: black Forehead: high Eyebrows: black Eyes: brown Nose: — Mouth: narrow Beard: — Chin: — 6. Face shape and special characteristics Face shape: oval Skin color: dark Special characteristics: none Signature of applicant: — Signature of the head of the commissariat: (signature) Stamp: Prefectura Poliției Capitalei - Comisariatul Circ. 1 Signature of the bureau chief: (signature) November 1944, Bucharest (the capital of Romania) was under the rule of a coalition government formed after the coup of August 23, 1944. Until August 23, 1944, Romania was ruled by dictator Ion Antonescu, an ally of Nazi Germany. On August 23, 1944, King Michael I staged a coup d'état, arrested Antonescu and announced Romania's withdrawal from the alliance with Nazi Germany. This event changed the country's position in the war: Romania joined the anti-Hitler coalition. Power in Bucharest in November 1944: In fact: power was divided between King Michael, the new government led by General Constantin Sanatescu and the Soviet Union, which de facto controlled much of the country's political life, especially after the Soviet troops entered.