The Sugihara Visa Archive

Fejga Market

Visa no. 209 · Kaunas, 30 July 1940

Fejga Market received transit visa no. 209 at the Japanese consulate in Kaunas on 30 July 1940. The register records tailor, aged 20.

Documents

Document — Fejga Market
Museum of Jewish Heritage — Leidimas/Sugihara transit visa of Feiga Magid (acc. 44.97, gift of Allen Magid)
Document — Fejga Market
Museum of Jewish Heritage — Leidimas/Sugihara transit visa of Feiga Magid (acc. 44.97, gift of Allen Magid)
Document — Fejga Market
MJH eMuseum object 44.97 (Gift of Allen Magid): Leidimas (sauf-conduit) of Feiga Magid, full-resolution scan 1/1 (media 6824)
Document — Fejga Market
MJH eMuseum object 43.97 (Gift of Allen Magid): Ketubbah of Fejga Szrajerowna and Ben Magid, full-resolution scan 1/1 (media 18833)
Document — Fejga Market
MJH eMuseum object 41.97 (Gift of Allen Magid): Tna'im of Feiga Szrajerowna and Ben Magid, full-resolution scan 1/1 (media 18831)
Document — Fejga Market
The Heian Maru, arriving at Seattle in 1940: list or manifest of alien passengers, the sheet that names Feiga Market — US National Archives, Record Group 85 (Immigration and Naturalization Service), Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at Seattle, microfilm publication M1383, roll 257, frame 305 of the file unit “Sept. 26, 1940, SS Shellco-Nov. 7, 1940, SS Shellco” (NAID 553884999). Public domain; credit: National Archives at Washington, DC.
Document — Fejga Market
The Heian Maru, arriving at Seattle in 1940: the continuation sheet, with the relatives named and the destinations, for the sheet that names Feiga Market — US National Archives, Record Group 85 (Immigration and Naturalization Service), Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at Seattle, microfilm publication M1383, roll 257, frame 304 of the file unit “Sept. 26, 1940, SS Shellco-Nov. 7, 1940, SS Shellco” (NAID 553884999). Public domain; credit: National Archives at Washington, DC.

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What the register records

Nationality as recorded
Polnisch
Age in 1940
20
Occupation
Tailor

The journey

Reached Japan; registered in Kobe for USA.

What is known

Context (MJH, 'The Journey of the Mirrer Yeshiva'): a telegram of 29 May 1941 from Jacob Kestenbaum in New York to the American Consul General in Yokohama, part of the American rescue efforts that helped Mirrer Yeshiva refugees — like Feiga Magid — obtain onward US visas after their Sugihara-visa escape to Japan.

Where this comes from

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