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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 7/25/2021 12:43 PM
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Country: Germany

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Hello -
Could i have this document translate it please. I need to know what is Minna Sara Rotzer in relation to Julius Gehr and Rosalie Gehr? Please add all dates, complete names and towns.
thank you!!
adriana

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7/25/2021 3:49 PM

Rosalie and Julius were her parents.

This is a death document, dated October 24th, 1939, in Berlin-Schoeneberg.

The deceased was a married woman, Minna Sara Roetzer, nee Gehr, Jewish, residing in Berlin-Schoeneberg. She died on October 24th, 1939, in her home. She was born on June 11th, 1880, in Krone an der Brahe.

Her father was the master butcher Julius Gehr. Her mother was Rosalie Gehr, nee Gehr. Both were deceased.

Her husband was the cashier Victor Anton Roetzer, residing in Berlin-Schoeneberg. He reported the death.

The cause of death was intestinal cancer that metastasized to the liver.

She had married on April [?] 14th, 1926, in Berlin-Schoeneberg. The Marriage registry was item number 218/1926.

By the way, it is very possible that the original name of the deceased was simply Minna, and that the middle name of Sara had been added due to the Nazi laws.

ViewMate Posting VM 94466

Submitted by Adriana Gehr

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Submitted by Adriana Gehr