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Ibolya Jonap 1981

Ibolya Jonap was born to Chaskel Joszef Jonap and Regina (Rosenberg) Jonap, and had siblings Laszlo Jonap, Rozalia (Jonap) Czimer, Erszebet Jonap, and Gyula Jonap. Ibolya Jonap died in 1981.

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Ibolya Jonap lived 75 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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