Personal documentation belonging to Joachim Friedler, born in Skole, Poland, 15 October 1874, and his son, Hugo, born in Skole, Poland, 1908, afterwards residents of Leoben, Austria; correspondence of Hugo Friedland concerning his efforts to obtain a certificate for legal aliya to Eretz Israel and his autobigraphy from that time, 1939

Personal documentation belonging to Joachim Friedler, born in Skole, Poland, 15 October 1874, and his son, Hugo, born in Skole, Poland, 1908, afterwards residents of Leoben, Austria; correspondence of Hugo Friedland concerning his efforts to obtain a certificate for legal aliya to Eretz Israel and his autobigraphy from that time, 1939 

Personal documentation belonging to Joachim Friedler, born in Skole, Poland, 15 October 1874, and his son, Hugo, born in Skole, Poland, 1908, afterwards residents of Leoben, Austria; correspondence of Hugo Friedland concerning his efforts to obtain a certificate for legal aliya to Eretz Israel and his autobigraphy from that time, 1939 

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Personal documentation belonging to Joachim Friedler, born in Skole, Poland, 15 October 1874, and his son, Hugo, born in Skole, Poland, 1908, afterwards residents of Leoben, Austria; correspondence of Hugo Friedland concerning his efforts to obtain a certificate for legal aliya to Eretz Israel and his autobigraphy from that time, 1939 The documentation includes: - Certificates testifying to the fact that Joachim Friedler is a resident of Leoben and belongs to the local community, 1938; - Permits issued by the Merchants Association in Leoben allowing Joachim Friedler and his son, Hugo Friedler, to engage in commerce, July 1938; -"Trauer-Albu" (Memory Album) in memory of Joachim Friedler, who passed away 15 May 1939, including various prayers in memory of the dead; - Document issued by the Tax Authority in Leoben certifying that Hugo Friedler has no tax debts, 12 September 1938; - Austrian Zionist Organization membership card in the name of Hugo Friedler issued 01 October 1938; - Hamedina Haivrit (the Hebrew State) party in Austria membership card, 13 March 1936; - Correspondence between Hugo Friedler and Zionist organizations in Vienna and the Heinrich Schlie travel agency regarding obtaining a certificate for legal aliya to Eretz Israel and and his arrival in Eretz Israel (nine letters), 1939; - Hugo Friedler's autobiography, written in Vienna, while attempting to obtain a certificate for legal aliya to Eretz Israel. Note: Hugo Friedler was active in sports organizations in Vienna, and in 1939 he obtained a certificate for legal aliya to Eretz Israel. He transfered the certificate to another Jewish family. At the last minute he managed to obtain a certificate for himself and his wife, Gertrud (Kreizler) Friedler, born in 1918; they made aliya to Eretz Israel, late 1939.