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Árpad Hock 1947

Árpad Hock was born in Debrecen Hungary, and had siblings Emma (Hock) Vitarius and Vilma (Hock) Nicas. They was the parent of Josef Andreas Hock. Árpad Hock died in 1947.

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1947

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