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Category: Translation - Hebrew
Approval Date: 6/16/2021 1:17 PM
Family Surname: Kaleka
Country: Lithuania
Town: Seirijai & Daugai

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Would much appreciate as much a translation into English as possible of the personal information, especially children's names, of this Page of Testimony. It would also be helpful for me to have a brief English translation of the pre-printed information in the numbered lines. Thank you!

Response

6/17/2021 12:18 AM

1 Surname: Kaleka
2 Given Name: Tsvi
3 Father's Name: Moshe
4 Mother's Name: Zisla
5 Date of Birth: 26 of March 1904
6 Place and country of birth: Serhy Lita [Lithuania]
7 Permanent place of residence: Daugay Lita
8 Profession: Merchant
9 Citizenship prior to Nazi occupation: Lithuanian
10 Place of residence during the war: Daugay Lita
11 Place of death, time and circumstances: Daugay by the Nazis 1940
12 Marital Status: Married 2 children
13 Name of wife and her maiden name; age: Rachel Grodsky age: 1910
Name of husband; age: Tsvi Kaleka age:1904
14 Names of children up to age 18; their age:
Yekhiel 1938 perished in Daugay 1940
Yokheved 1936 perished in Dagay 1940
Signed by Arye Geffen, Yehudit Av. House 5/7 Pardess Kats
Brother of Tsvi Kaleka
5 October 1955 Pardess Kats

[Comment]
The handwriting is exceptionally clear, the surname is a Hebrew word meaning "grape vine", no spelling mistakes.

6/21/2021 5:29 PM

Correct address is Shderot ( Shderot is Avenue in Hebrew) Yesodot 5/7, Pardes Katz.

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