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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 2/22/2026 4:36 PM
Family Surname: Szekely
Country: Hungary

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Please translate record number 315, 316, 317, 318.

Thank you for your help with this.

April Stone

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2/22/2026 8:53 PM

Number 315. Entered 5 April 1947, died 15 April 1944.
Deceased: Ferenc Székely, engineer, residence Pestszenterzsébet, Jewish, age 47 years.
Spouse: Erzsébet Berg
Parents: unknown, unknown
Place of death: --
Cause of death: --
Pre-signature remarks: The death was judicially determined (Pestszenterzsébet district court decree number 20.236/1946-3). The time of day and time of death, the deceased's parents' surnames and given names, the place of death, and the cause of death are unknown.

316. 5 April 1947, 15 August 1944.
Mrs. Ferenc Székely Erzsébet Berg, Pestszenterzsébet, Jewish, 38 years.
The late Ferenc Székely
The late Sámuel Berg, the late Gizella Dévai
The death was judicially determined (Pestszenterzsébet 20236/1946-3). The time of day and time, place, and cause of death are unknown.

317. 5 April 1947, 15 August 1944.
Tamás Székely, school student, Pestszenterzsébet, Jewish, age 16 years.
The late Ferenc Székely, the late Erzsébet Berg.
The death was judicially determined (Pestszenterzsébet 20236/1946/3). The time of day and time, place, and cause of death are unknown.

318. 5 April 1947, 15 August 1944.
Ágnes Székely, Pestszenterzsébet, Jewish, age 5 years.
The late Ferenc Székely, the late Erzsébet Berg.
The death was judicially determined (Pestszenterzsébet 20236/1946-3). The time of day and time, place, and cause of death are unknown.

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