Horowitz Moses

Horowitz Moses received transit visa no. 1651 at the Japanese consulate in Kaunas on 13 August 1940. The list enters this person twice: the same name is written again at No. 1678, which is how George Bluman's lists record it.

What the register records

Nationality as recorded

Polnisch

Also entered as

No. 1678

Where this comes from

• The numbered Sugihara visa list, searchable text — the register of the visas issued at Kaunas, transcribed and reconciled by Dr George Bluman (University of British Columbia) and the researcher and author Akira Kitade. This is the text b…
  The register's compilers (Bluman and Kitade) treat this line as a duplicate of No. 1678, Mojsze Horowitz, born 1905 in Kraków: one man, more than one visa. The records of the family — the HIAS Shanghai registration and the Agudath Israel list of 1945 — are gathered on No. 1678.
• La-karov ve-la-rachok, 31 March 1946 — the Far Eastern Palestine Committee's list of Jewish refugees in Shanghai (National Library of Israel, Historical Jewish Press)
  A possible record, not yet confirmed as this person: the Far Eastern Palestine Committee's list of Jewish refugees in Shanghai, printed in La-karov ve-la-rachok on 31 March 1946, lists Moses Horowitz, born 1905 at Krakow, a merchant, arrived in 1941 from Wilna (National Library of Israel, Historical Jewish Press).

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