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Certificate of Citizenship for Julius Polster Back Side

Department of Labor

German-American Heritage Museum of the USA

German-American Heritage Museum of the USA
Washington, DC, United States

This certificate establishes the citizenship of Julius Polster. Polster immigrated to the United States from Austria in the mid-1920s. Here, he worked as a baker.

This document states that Polster was living on 1942 Nelson Street in Chicago and filed this document in 1932 or 156 years after the War of Independence.

On the back of the document, we can see the stamp dated with May 15, 1951 when Polster applied for a passport.

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  • Title: Certificate of Citizenship for Julius Polster Back Side
  • Creator: Department of Labor
  • Date Created: 1932
  • Location Created: USA
  • Type: Document
  • Rights: GAHM
  • Medium: Paper and photograph
German-American Heritage Museum of the USA

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