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Category: Translation - Other
Approval Date: 7/8/2026 4:38 PM
Family Surname: Strom, Ertrachter, Stachl
Country: Hungary
Town: Svaty Jur
Date of Image: 1920

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Anyone speak Slovak? This is a copy of my grandfather's birth certificate. His parents were Schneier Strom and Sara Strom (nee Ertrachte/Stachl). As far as I know they were Polish, but my grandfather was born in Hungary. I'd be very interested to have an accurate translation, especially of any details regarding his parents, and their address. Many thanks.

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7/9/2026 1:32 PM

My wife was born in Slovakia. This is here translation. She prepared a spreadsheet to mimic the format of the document. Let me know if you would like to see the spreadsheet.
Salomon Minkin

Bratislava County, folio 114

Extract from the Register of Births

Serial number: 39

Date of entry: Nov 20, 1915

Date of birth: Nov 11, 1915 Eleventh of November, nineteen-hundred and fifteen

Name of child (gender, religion): Leopold; boy

Parents' first and last name, status and domicile:

Schneier Strom; Accounts sergeant, reserve battery, Artillery Regiment No. 10; Religion Jewish; Age: 39

Šára Ertrachter, otherwise known as Stachl; Religion Jewish; Age 34

Domicile: Svätý Jur, Prostredná Street no. 138

Place of birth if the mother did not give birth at her domicile; --

Additional remarks before signing: The father belongs to the municipality of Rozwadów, district of Tarnobrzeg, Galicia.

Schneier Strom signed in his own hand

Signed: Anton Klotzberg, registrar

I certify that this extract agrees in content with the birth register of the Svätý Jur registry district.
Issued in Svätý Jur, 24 March 1920
Fee paid
under daily register 49
Registrar (signature)

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