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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 1/25/2026 2:20 PM
Family Surname: Bromberg and Schifres
Country: Romania
Town: Radauti
Date of Image: 1923

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I am interested only in the highlighted part of the document, which is a marriage certificate between Elias Arnold Bromberg and Taube Ruchel Schifres. I would like to translate everything on that line, and the corresponding headlines. I know more about Taube Ruchel Schifres than about Elias Arnold Bromberg, so this is him I am interested in, and especially knowing the names of his parents and what they did. Thanks in advance

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1/25/2026 2:58 PM

Hello,
Here is all the useful information from the document:

Groom: Elias Arnold BROMBERG, photographer, born and residing in Rădăuți, legitimate son of the late married couple Boruch BROMBERG (timber merchant in Rădăuți) and Feige Rechel née SCHAFFER

Age of Groom: born on 24 April 1899 according to birth register

Status of Groom: single

Bride: Taube Ruchel SCHIFRES, teacher, born and residing in Rădăuți, legitimized daughter of the late Salomon SCHIFRES (furrier in Rădăuți) and Beile née STENZLER

Age of Bride: born on 9 April 1894 according to birth register

Status of Bride: single

Marriage: 3 May 1923 in Rădăuți

Rabbi or Religious Teacher Performing Marriage: Dr. Jakob HOFFMANN

Witnesses: Aba REINHOLD, merchant in Rădăuți; Hermann SCHIFFRES, furrier in Cernăuți

Annotation:

1) for the groom: a) birth register recorded here, volume V, page 262/[2]63, entry 80; b) [mixture of Romanian and German] certificate of dispensation (exemption) [from military service] from the recruitment office in Rădăuți from 10 May 1922

2) for the bride: a) birth register recorded here, volume IV, page 354/[3]55, entry 61

3) the marriage banns occurred here on 7 April, 14 April, and 21 April 1923

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