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She'erit Ha-Pleita. Morocco. 2 Travel documents of a Jewish Family Hazan for immigration to Israel, 1951, Rabat - She'erit Ha-Pleita. Morocco. 2 Travel documents of a Jewish Family Hazan for immigration to Israel, 1951, Rabat These are travel documents of Albert and Freha Hazan, serving in place of a passport (”titre de voyage tenant lieu de passeport”) issued by the French Protectorate in Morocco in December 1951. The documents were valid for single journeys transiting through France and were used for immigration to the State of Israel. They function as official identity and migration records. Photo on the travel document is missing The size of the documents: 20 x 11 cm. (7.8 x 4.3 inches) Condition: use and age wear, foxing stains, bends across in the middle. Description of Albert Hazan’s Travel Document (1951) with photo This document is a “Titre de Voyage tenant lieu de passeport” — a travel document serving in place of a passport — issued by the French Protectorate in Morocco on December 5, 1951, in Rabat. It was valid for a single journey transiting through France with a stopover of three months, and its expiration date was March 4, 1952. Personal details of the holder: Name: Albert Hazan Nationality: Moroccan Date and place of birth: 1913, Marrakech Profession: Upholsterer (tapissier) Residence: 13 Impasse Hourline, Rabat A photo of the holder is affixed to the document alongside two Moroccan fiscal stamps worth 100 francs each, with official seals. Journey and immigration details: On December 8, 1951, Albert Hazan boarded a ship in the port of Casablanca, as confirmed by the port commissioner’s stamp: “Vu embarqué le 8 DEC. 1951 – Casablanca.” He arrived in Marseille, France on December 19, 1951, as noted by immigration stamps and visa markings. The back of the document includes an entry visa to the State of Israel, issued by the Ministry of Immigration: Category: Immigrant (מהגר) Number of persons: 1 Name: Hazan Albert Valid until: March 4, 1952 Condition: Valid only if the travel document remains in force The visa bears stamps from the Israeli immigration officer in Marseille, the Ministry of Immigration, and includes a rectangular stamp noting that entry was granted based on an immigrant certificate (תעודת עולה) issued by the main office in Tel Aviv. Description of Freha Hazan’s Travel Document (1951) This is a ”Titre de Voyage tenant lieu de passeport” — a travel document serving as a passport — issued by the French Protectorate in Morocco on December 5, 1951, in Rabat. It was valid for a single journey transiting through France with a stopover of three months, and its expiration date was March 4, 1952. Personal details of the holder: Name: Freha Hazan Nationality: Moroccan Date and place of birth: 1944, Rabat Profession: None Address: 13 Impasse Assouline, Rabat The document includes the ”DÉPENSÉ” (used) stamp, official signature, and circulation office seals. Journey and immigration details: On December 8, 1951, Freha Hazan boarded a ship in the port of Casablanca, confirmed by the ”VU EMBARQUÉ – CASABLANCA” stamp. Entry into France (Marseille) occurred on December 19, 1951. On the back is an entry visa to the State of Israel, issued by the Ministry of Immigration: Category: Immigrant (מהגר) Number of persons: 1 Name: Hazan Freha Valid until: March 4, 1952 Condition: Valid only if the travel document remains in force The visa bears stamps from the Israeli immigration officer in Marseille and a note that entry was granted based on an immigrant certificate (Teudat Oleh) issued by the Main Office of the Ministry of Immigration in Tel Aviv.