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She'erit Ha-Pleita. Illegal Immigration. 3 Documents of a Jew Bernard Wien, Holocaust Survivor, 1929, 1944, 1964, in Polish and Hebrew. - She'erit Ha-Pleita Illegal Immigration 3 Documents of a Jew Bernard Wien, Holocaust Survivor, 1929, 1944, 1964, in Polish and Hebrew. 1. Birth Certificate Extract – Republic of Poland (Stanislawow Voivodeship, Kolomyja District, 1929 copy of 1923 record) Child: Bernard Wien. Date of Birth: August 13, 1923 Place of Birth: Kolomyja, Karpatska St. 31 Circumcision/Naming: August 20, 1923, Kolomyja Legitimacy: Born in wedlock Parents: Father: Hirsz Leib Wien, shoemaker, resident of Kolomyja Mother: Gitla Wien (née Edelman), resident of Kolomyja, daughter of Feiwel Edelman Religious officiant: Rabbi Judl Itzhak Landsreid Midwife: Anna Berezowska Note: Parents married in Kolomyja on November 30, 1921. Issued: Kolomyja, July 1, 1929 Cachet in red in Russian: Passport issued in 1940 (Apparently he fled to the Soviet Union) Size of certificate: 33.5 x 21 cm. (13.1 x 8.2 inches) Condition: use wear, tears, stains, laid on paper 2. Polish Passport, issued in 1944 by Dr. Henryk Rosmarin, Consul General of the Republic of Poland in Tel Aviv. (Stamp: Konsulat R.P. Tel-Aviv). 5 filled pages, light use wear. Passport Republic of Poland – Rzeczpospolita Polska M.S.W. – Minister of Interior. Series III No. 27831 No. 7438 / 15 / 44 Polish citizen: Bernard Wien Residing in: Przemyśl Accompanied by wife (no entry) and children (no entry). Passport contains 40 pages. Page 3 (owner's description) Year of birth: 1923, Place of birth: Kosowicze (manual) Status: wolny (single) Occupation: — (dash) Height: średni (average); Figure: średnia (average); Face: owalna (oval) Hair: kasztan (brown); Eyes: piwne (brown) Pages 5–6 (page indicating the validity of the passport) Countries for which this passport is valid: „Wszystkie kraje w Europie i poza Europą“ (All countries in Europe and outside Europe). Text: All authorities of foreign countries are requested, and all Polish authorities are ordered, to provide assistance and protection to the person named in the passport if necessary. The passport expires on: December 9, 1945. (Signature) -Dr. Henryk Rosmarin, Consul General of the Republic of Poland in Tel Aviv. (Stamp: Konsulat R.P. Tel-Aviv). Page 7 (Notes) Uwagi – Observations: Obyw. polskie uprawdopodobnione z świadectwem Rejestr. w Polanicy. Tel-Aviv dn. 8/12/44 (= Polish citizenship confirmed by registration certificate in Polanitsa. Tel-Aviv, 8.12.1944). (Stamp: Konsulat R.P. Tel-Aviv). Last page: (immigration stamps): Bernard Wien HA/9494/C; 23.II.1944 (stamp Konsulat R.P. Tel-Aviv and British marks). In English: Above particulars of registration as immigrant confirmed (The above particulars of registration as immigrant are confirmed). Signature of Inspector Frontier Control, Haifa Port. 3. Israeli Passport, issued in 1964, with name changed from Bernard to Baruch