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International Refugee Organisation
Group Resettlement to Australia
This passenger list contains individuals and families that migrated to Australia after World War II from various European Countries including Germany, Hungary, Russia, Ukraine, Latvia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, etc. Most passengers are World War II refugees or displaced persons.
Columns represent*: Sequence number, surname, forename, nationality, and look-up reference number.
1 BOCCARDO Domenico Italian 3537642
2 CARLO Salvatore Italian 3353950
3 CIULLO Bambina Italian 4093095
4 DI LORETO Bambina Italian 4093095
5 DI LORETO Giulia Italian 4093937
6 FARAONE Domenico Italian 4094272
7 FILARDI Giovanna Italian 4094413
8 GALLO Giuseppe Italian 3323671
9 IACOPUCCI Maria Margherita Italian 4207017
10 JEGOROW Jarob Polish 3323020
11 JEGOROW Jozefa Polish 3323025
12 JEGOROW Ryszard Polish 3323017
13 LOPEZ Giovanni Italian 3365629
14 MACRI Antonio Salvatore Italian 4207420
15 MIGNACCA Vincenzo Italian 4207818
16 MIRAUDO Assunta Italian 4207852
17 MOLA Caterina Italian 3371704
18 PALAZZOLO Leone Italian 3370330
19 PERNA Antonino Italian 4208523
20 RICCIARDELLO Caterina Italian 3371704
21 RIFICI Maria Italian 4200666
22 RIGALI Giuliano Italian 4200033
23 RIGALI Renata Italian 4200034
24 SORCI Eva Italian 4200654
25 SORGIOVANNI Maria Italian 4200666
26 TODOROVSKI Georgija Gone Yugoslavian 4314797
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk is used to call your attention to additional information in
the transcriber's notes.
* Sample of Other Details Available in the original manuscript:
Passenger # 45 EX Augsburg U.S. Zone Germany
Surname Grabia
Forenames Josef
CM/L # 831088
IRO Status S
Nationality Polish
Religion Roman Catholic
Marital Status Married
Sex Male
Date of Birth 02 July 1910
Age 40
Country/Place of Birth Poland / Godeniza
Passport Number 045482
Date Passport Issued 28 October 1949
Place Passport Issued Augsburg
Occupation Farmer
It is believed that this transcription only lists those who disembarked in Fremantle,
since the ship carried hundreds more passengers.
The source was most likely the records in the National Archives of Australia's Perth collection.
Here are more links to help in your search for passengers to Australia:
Extensive information about Displaced Persons immigration from Germany to Australia 1947-1951
is at http://www.fifthfleet.net.
Conduct record searches at the National Archives of Australia
and search Coraweb.com.au at How To Find Shipping and Immigration Records
in Australia
Formatted by Sharon Krisko a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
3 July 2001
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