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Category: Translation - Polish
Approval Date: 7/1/2026 4:17 PM
Family Surname: Eisenkraft. Lutvak
Country: Poland
Town: Czernowitz
Date of Image: 1930

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I would appreciate a translation of this marriage entry 696 for Jacob Lutvak and Malka Eisenkraft. I can't seem to decipher Malka's birthplace.
Thank you very much.
Ken Berger

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7/1/2026 5:11 PM

Hello,
Here is all the information. (This is in Romanian.)

No. 696

Marriage: 17 October 1930, at the town hall

Groom: Iacob [signs “Jakob”] LUTWAK, 38 years old, tradesman, Jewish, born in Cernăuți [Czernowitz/Chernivtsi] on 7 May 1892, residing in Cernăuți at strada Cogălniceanu No. 2a; son of Aron LUTWAK and Freide née WEISSMANN

Bride: Malca Rive EISENKRAFT, 29 years old, domestic, Jewish, born in Vama (Câmpulung Moldovenesc County) [now in Suceava County, Romania] on 10 October 1901, residing in Cernăuți at strada Olteniei No. 14; daughter of Moise EISENKRAFT and Frime Hudie née MELZER

Witnesses: Norbert SALZMANN, tradesman, residing in Cernăuți at strada Alexandru cel Bun No. 5; Pavel ȘMILOVICI, tradesman, residing in Cernăuți at strada Stefan cel Mare No. 51

Matrimonial Convention [Prenuptial Agreement]: Concluded and recorded by notary public Alfred KALMUCKI in October 1930, No. 18692

[Signatures of spouses, witnesses, and registrar Petru TRESS]

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