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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 4/28/2024 8:53 PM
Family Surname: Krutsch
Country: Germany
Town: Posen

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Would appreciate translation of old German script of birth document for Salamon Krutsch.

Response

5/1/2024 3:24 PM

537

No. 1129

Posen, on the 30th of June, 1897.

The tradesman Hermann Krutsch, residing in Posen, Judenstrasse [Jews’ street] 30 [?], Jewish religion, known to him, appeared before the undersigned registrar today and reported that Bianka Krutsch, nee Bein, his wife, Jewish religion, residing in Posen with him, gave birth to a male child in Posen, in his residence, on the 29th of June of the year one thousand eight hundred ninety-seven at about two-thirty in the morning, and he was given the name Salomon /: Sally /:.

Read, approved, and signed
Hermann Krutsch

The Registrar
[illegible]

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Note the spelling of the child's name: Salomon.

"Sally", which to us is a girl's name, was a standard nickname for Salomon, and was pronounced ZAH-lee. By the way, the German name Salomon is pronounced Zalomon.

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