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Submitted by Dixie Hansen

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Category: Translation - German Approval Date: 6/9/2021 12:58 PM Family Surname: Hiller, Appelbaum Country: Germany Town: Berlin Date of Image: 28 Oct 1926	Click the picture to enlarge	Requesting translation of the information (names, dates, places, occupation, etc.) on this marriage record for Hans Alfred Hiller and Herta Appelbaum. Word for word not needed. Thank you!

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6/13/2021 12:25 PM

The document is dated in Berlin, October 28th, 1926

The groom was merchant Hans Alfred Hiller, born on February 25th, 1903, in Neutomischel.

The bride was Herta Appelbaum, without profession, botn of January 16th, 1905 in Berlin.

The witnesses were merchant Bruno Berwin, 32 years old, and Franz Perls, 26 years old.

(The names of the parents of the bride and groom are not given).

In the margin of the second page:

A son was born (Registry of 1928, entry no. 1344). I am not sure of the exact date, possibly the 13th of August or the 13th of December.

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