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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 7/18/2021 12:22 PM
Family Surname:
Country: Germany

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Could you please translate this German document? I need all the dates, towns, complete names and what document is it?
thank you!
adriana

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7/18/2021 3:58 PM

When you see a document that has a paragraph 1 and a paragraph 2, this is a wedding document. I believe that I have mentioned in the past that these documents have two pages. The second page lists witnesses and shows everyone's signatures, and is useful to have.

The handwriting on this marriage certificate is not easy to read. Here is what I can make out.

It was dated in Chalottenburg on March 27th, 1911.

The groom was Robert Erich Weber, a bank clerk, Evangelical religion, born on November 24th, 1881 in Bruchsal, residing in Schoeneberg near Berlin, son of the deceased merchant Hermann Weber, last residing in Freiburg in Baden, and his wife Pauline nee Benzlen, residing in Freiburg in Baden.

The bride was Gertrud Grabowski, Jewish, born July 20th, 1884 in Berlin, residing in Charlottenburg, daughter of the synagogue official Samuel Grabowski and his wife Henriette nee Heim, both residing in Charlottenburg.

The top note in the margin is dated May 22nd, 1939, and states that the wife took on the additional name of Sara (this was required by the Nazi laws).

The second note in the margin is dated February 8th, 1943, and states that the husband had died on December 29th, 1942.

ViewMate Posting VM 94435

Submitted by Adriana Gehr

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ViewMate Posting VM 94435

Submitted by Adriana Gehr