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==Historical Background == | ==Historical Background == | ||
*In 1825 the civil records were combined with the church records, when the clergy (being also the civil registrars) had the right to make the religious entry first and then to make a civil copy of it (the opposite to the previous system). The none-Christian records were maintained by the civil authorities. | *In 1825 the civil records were combined with the church records, when the clergy (being also the civil registrars) had the right to make the religious entry first and then to make a civil copy of it (the opposite to the previous system). The none-Christian records were maintained by the civil authorities. | ||
*Since 1830, the rabbi was responsible for keeping the Jewish records, and he was supervised by the civil authorities. The records were to be maintained in Polish. | *Since 1830, the rabbi was responsible for keeping the Jewish records, and he was supervised by the civil authorities. The records were to be maintained in Polish. |
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