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09:43 Jul 1, 2000 |
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| Selected response from: Heather Starastin Canada Local time: 23:38 | ||||||
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na | Family register |
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na | Agreement with family register |
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na | Nothing better, just more info |
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na | family register (Langenscheidt), family album (Duden) |
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Family register Explanation: Not really: when two people marry, they receive a "Familienbuch" from the registry office, in which all important events are then recorded, e.g. marriage, births of children etc. There isn't really an English equivalent, so I have suggested "family register" or "genealogical register." |
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Agreement with family register Explanation: Family register is what is officially used. I just pulled mine out and looked and since we have "international versions" of everything, it has been handily translated by the state and I confirm the above suggestion. HTH, Will |
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Nothing better, just more info Explanation: Since 1958 the same information has been found in the Family Register = Familienbuch as was previously to be found in a certificate of descent = Abstammungsurkunde. This applies to West Germany. I am not sure what these things were called in the old GDR. Since 1958 was shortly before the building of the Wall, they may have used Abstammungsurkunde up to 1990 or so. |
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family register (Langenscheidt), family album (Duden) Explanation: Das Familienbuch wird auch Stammbuch oder Familienstammbuch genannt. Erklärung: vom Standesbeamten nach der Eheschließung angelegtes Buch, in das die Personalien der Ehegatten, die Eheschließung u. a. eingetragen werden. (c) Dudenverlag For recording births, marriages, deaths, etc. |
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