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A Wartime ID Card for Occupied Poland to Janina Zdanowicz

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A Wartime ID Card for Occupied Poland to Janina Zdanowicz

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A Wartime ID Card for Occupied Poland to Janina Zdanowicz

An ID card, measuring 98x141mm, near extremely fine condition with some scuffing and two ripped punched holes. It is a bilingual ID, German and Polish, for occupied Poland (“Generalgouvernment”). The card is issued to Janina Zdanowicz, née Bergiel from Lublin (southwest Poland). She was born on June 21, 1925 in Ozorków (central Poland). She is catholic and works as an office clerk. The card is dated to July 5, 1944 and valid until July 5, 1948.