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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 9/17/2025 2:15 PM
Family Surname: FINKELSZTEJN
Country: Poland
Town: Terespol
Date of Image: 1895

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I am looking for a full translation of the birth record of Malka Finkelstein. Thank you very much in advance.

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9/18/2025 12:58 PM

Акт №34.
Состоялось в городе Тереспол 17 апреля 1895 года.

Явился лично еврей Эле Файвол Финкельштейн, запасной солдат (в запасе), 32 года, в городе Тереспол живущий,

в присутствии евреев Хаим Иосля Рубинштейна,65 лет и Шмуля Либерман, 39 лет, оба божничные (религиозные) сторожа, в городе Тереспол живущие и предъявили нам младенца женского пола, объявляя ,что младенец родился

10 апреля 1895 года в 8 часов утра от законной его жены Рашки, урождённой Ледерман, 25 лет.

Младенцу сему (этому) при совершении религиозного обряда дано имя Малка.

Акт сей объявляющему и свидетелям прочитан и затем присутствующими подписан.
Содержащий Акты Гражданского состояния.
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Act No. 34.

It took place in the city of Terespol on April 17, 1895.

A Jew named Ele Fayvol Finkelstein, a reserve soldier (in reserve), 32 years old, who lives in the city of Terespol, appeared personally,

in the presence of Jews Chaim Yosl Rubinstein, 65 years old and Shmul Lieberman, 39 years old, both religious guards, who live in the city of Terespol, and presented us with a female baby, declaring that the baby

He was born on April 10, 1895 at 8 a.m.

from his legitimate wife, Rashka, nee Lederman, 25 years old.

This baby (this one) was given the name Malka when performing a religious ceremony.

This act was read to the announcer and the witnesses and then signed by those present. Containing Acts of Civil Status.

/Svetlana/

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