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Given names are translated into 23 different European languages, including English, in this book: | Given names are translated into 23 different European languages, including English, in this book: | ||
Janowowa, Wanda, et al.'' Sownik Imion (Dictionary of Names).'' Wroclaw: Ossoliski, 1975. (FHL book Ref 940 D4si; film 1181578 item 2; fiche 6000839.) | Janowowa, Wanda, et al.''Sownik Imion (Dictionary of Names).'' Wroclaw: Ossoliski, 1975. (FHL book Ref 940 D4si; film 1181578 item 2; fiche 6000839.) | ||
=== Variations on Given Names === | === Variations on Given Names === | ||
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The way a name was written in the civil registration records is how it came to be spelled, even though first written incorrectly. A mistake in the civil registration records can be corrected by a judgment from the district court. Name changes are only allowed by the king or queen. | The way a name was written in the civil registration records is how it came to be spelled, even though first written incorrectly. A mistake in the civil registration records can be corrected by a judgment from the district court. Name changes are only allowed by the king or queen. | ||
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