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Josef Blum 1938

Josef Blum of Vienna, Vienna Austria, was in a relationship with Elsa (Spitz) Blum, and had children Curt Blum and Rita Greenacre. Josef Blum died in November 1938 in Vienna.

Josef Blum

Vienna, Vienna Austria

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November 1938

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Josef Blum lived 75 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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