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Translation Help - Tommy - 10-06-2012 Seems strange to me too. No ideas on origins either im afraid though. Now i just have the restaurant scene from "being John Malkovich" in my head. Tom Translation Help - Lapa - 10-06-2012 Ed, Possibly Jewish. Marc Translation Help - CtahhR - 10-06-2012 Kalik is a Jewish name. Could be a Byelorussian Jew. Translation Help - UQWozza - 10-17-2012 Could anyone please suggest what this place in Poland is? It is near the Visla river. Also can anyone tell me what this word "пошол" means? Thanks, Simon Translation Help - Al-muell - 10-17-2012 Poshol = went The name looks like Rataye, which may be Rataje - there's a village by that name near Szczucin on Vistula. It is the southern Lesser Poland, so it's more or less on the way to Dukla. Translation Help - UQWozza - 10-18-2012 Thanks for the help :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup Translation Help - Bill Garvy - 10-20-2012 30th Anniversary of Victory to a woman, I can discern that much. Can you please tell me her name and any other pertinent data? Thank you! Translation Help - CtahhR - 10-20-2012 Herta El'marovna Mett MVD of the Estonian SSR 19th December 1975. Translation Help - Lapa - 10-20-2012 Bill, Herta Elmarovna Mett (definitely of German descent). Apparently, issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Estonian SSR. Marc Translation Help - Bill Garvy - 10-20-2012 Thank you, gentlemen! |