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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 2/15/2026 2:18 PM
Family Surname: First
Country: Czech Republic

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I will appreciate to English translation Row 689

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2/15/2026 7:24 PM

Here you go Yizhaq. The column headings are in Czech so I can’t help you there, but most of the information seems clear from context.

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689

Delegated by Leipzig Rabbinate June 1929

Isser Salomon FIRST, resident of Berlin, born in Korczyna, son of Israel Jakob First and his wife Hinda First née Pineles
Korczyna
1901
11 November
Unmarried

Anna TEICHER, resident of Leipzig, born in Zablotow, daughter of Jomtow Lipa Teicher and his wife Rebeka Teicher née Brettler
Zablotow
1905
25 March
Unmarried

8/15/20 May 1929 [these are likely the bann publication dates]
Leipzig [illegible]

14
July
1929
Weipert
Pressnitz
Dr. J..? Se??z??er
Rabbi
of Kadani

Leopold Teicher, Leipzig
Jaques Kaplan, Mageburg

Stateless

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Translated by Robert Rosenbaum (Ashland, Oregon)
Freelance translator and interpreter
M.A. in Translation and Interpretation (German-English), Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey
rosenbaum.robert@gmail.com

2/15/2026 9:38 PM

Hello,
I think the word after "Leipzig" under the dates of banns is "Kaaden," which is the German name for Kadaň, a town in the Czech Republic (and the location of these records, it seems). The banns may have been announced in both Leipzig and Kadaň.

Also, based upon other records in the collection, I think the rabbi was Dr. Josef Sagher, who was apparently quite prominent. He was in Kadaň, not Kadani.

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