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International Brigades ID card

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English: International Brigades ID card, collected in 1938 in unclear circumstances by Nationalist soldiers. It appears to have belonged to "Consten Kressa", born in 1902 in "W/N [??] Ukania" [?? western Ukraine? the document is issued in French but filled in Spanish] in "Dyniska" (the village of such name exists in Poland, in 1902 in imperial Russia and in 1938 in Poland). His nationality is stated as Polish (though the surname bears little resemblance to any Polish/Ukrainian/Jewish name; the first name might be a shortened and anglicized version of "Konstanty"). His home address is given in Philadelphia, US. His political membership is "anti-fascist", profession "jornalero" and date of entry to IB is Feb 17, 1937. For a brief biography of Consten/Constin Kressa, American (emigrated 1921, naturalised 1933) IB volunteer serving in Abraham Lincoln Brigade and killed on April 1, 1938 in Gandesa, see here. In some sources his nationality is stated as Ukrainian, see here
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