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Dawid Markus received transit visa no. 849 at the Japanese consulate in Kaunas on 2 August 1940. The register records journalist, aged 24.
Documents
Shanghai Ledger, page 179 (left): entries 1427-1434, registered 13 December 1941 on Tokyo-issued passports of late November and early December 1941: Merzel Uszer (student, b. 15 Jan 1918 Tyrawa Woloska, at 35 Moulmein Road), Muller Isak (b. 11 Nov 1908 Muszyna), Rabbi Mannes Hillel (b. 20 May 1909, with wife Jenta b. 9 Apr 1914 Zareby Koscielne), Markus Dawid (journalist, b. 3 Mar 1916 Brok), Nizynski Isaak (trader, b. 7 Jul 1915 Warsaw), Nusbaum Boruch Mordka (office clerk, b. 12 Mar 1903 Biala Podlaska), the Najman brothers of Radom — Moszek (student, b. 12 Mar 1920) and Uszer Zelik (b. 16 Sep 1918) — at 35 Moulmein Road. Library of Congress digitisation of the Polish Consulate's registerShanghai Ledger, page 179 (right): entries 1427-1434, registered 13 December 1941 on Tokyo-issued passports of late November and early December 1941: Merzel Uszer (student, b. 15 Jan 1918 Tyrawa Woloska, at 35 Moulmein Road), Muller Isak (b. 11 Nov 1908 Muszyna), Rabbi Mannes Hillel (b. 20 May 1909, with wife Jenta b. 9 Apr 1914 Zareby Koscielne), Markus Dawid (journalist, b. 3 Mar 1916 Brok), Nizynski Isaak (trader, b. 7 Jul 1915 Warsaw), Nusbaum Boruch Mordka (office clerk, b. 12 Mar 1903 Biala Podlaska), the Najman brothers of Radom — Moszek (student, b. 12 Mar 1920) and Uszer Zelik (b. 16 Sep 1918) — at 35 Moulmein Road. Library of Congress digitisation of the Polish Consulate's registerCatalogue still for the oral history of David Markus — USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, interview 40788 (the archive's public catalogue frame, 352x240); links to the testimony at vha.usc.edu/testimony/40788
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What the register records
Nationality as recorded
Polnisch
Age in 1940
24
Occupation
Journalist
The journey
Reached Japan; reached Shanghai; registered in Kobe for USA.