Summary
Deposit slip issued by the State Savings Bank of Victoria, Walwa Agency, stating that a first deposit of 135 pounds was made by Nicolae Conderateanu on 9 January 1951 into his pass book account.
Nicolae Condurateanu was a Romanian who was placed in a POW camp during World War II in Germany. He met his wife Barbara, also a Romanian, when she caught the wrong train and ended up in a German Displaced Persons camp, where Nicolae was Barbara had spent World War II in a Russian POW camp and was meant to have been on a train back to Romania. The couple married in 1948 at the A1 Heetre Camp and immigrated to Australia in 1950, where Nicolae worked in a Tea factory and Barbara at the Four and Twenty Pie factory. They had no family in Australia and had to rely on each other for support eventually purchasing a house and establishing a life in their new country.
Physical Description
Rectangular piece of paper with printed black text.
More Information
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Collecting Areas
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Acquisition Information
Donation from Ms Carla Lolicato, 15 Nov 2001
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Issued By
The State Savings Bank of Victoria, Walwa, Victoria, Australia, 9 Jan 1951
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Issued To
Nicolae Condurateanu, Walwa, Victoria, Australia, 9 Jan 1951
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Inscriptions
Text: THE STATE SAVINGS BANK/ Slip no: NO 32895
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Classification
Migration, Settlement - first home & family, Financial records
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Overall Dimensions
11.8 cm (Length), 13 cm (Height)
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Keywords
Displaced Persons, Immigration, Migrant Camps, Migrant Hostels, Migrant Reception Centres, Romanian Communities, Romanian Immigration