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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 2/4/2026 3:42 PM
Family Surname: Krausz
Country: Hungary
Town: Mikohaza
Date of Image: 1902

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Hi please translate this birth record.
Thanks

Response

2/5/2026 7:17 AM

Hi Mor,

I used Gemini with a Hungarian transcription/translation prompt to work on this birth record for you.

Just a heads up - this is AI-assisted, so please double check it against any human translations you might have! I'd like to hear how it compares.

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2/5/2026 7:42 PM

Number 22. Dated in Mikóháza, 22 March 1902.
Informant: the below-written father, district Rabbi, residence Mikóháza, whom the below-written registrar knows personally.
Father: József Krausz, Jewish, district Rabbi, residence Mikóháza, birthplace Alsó-Regmecz, age 40 years.
Mother: Sáli Neugresch married name Mrs. József Krausz, Jewish, homemaker, residence Mikóháza, birthplace Lubotin, age 38 years.
Birth: Mikóháza, 20 March 1902, 11 a.m.
Child: boy, Jewish, Ábrahám.

ViewMate Posting VM 113495

Submitted by Mor Leich

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Submitted by Mor Leich