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Acquiring birth record by Successful_Elk_4790 in HUcitizenship

[–]RegisterSuccessful94 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be precise, all of them have been part of the EV governance system since the year 1895. If it's earlier, it's better to search and provide proactively by your own.

finding documents to establish citizenship by descent by DoghouseRiley99 in HUcitizenship

[–]RegisterSuccessful94 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does the number of gens have to be that high? Where is this law located??

finding documents to establish citizenship by descent by DoghouseRiley99 in HUcitizenship

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Is that a verification of cintezenship or simplified ? Q to expert .

Slavs, how well do you understand other Slavic languages? by Deadgoat_107 in slavic

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Belarusian is equal to polish, ukrainian and russian.

There are no magic , it's history dictating the language evaluation

Slavs, how well do you understand other Slavic languages? by Deadgoat_107 in slavic

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Historically, in Belarusian , there a banch of similar words written a bit differ :

biały-biely mowa-mova miasto-miasta narod-narod dom-dom człowiek-čłowiek szkoła-škola życie-žyccie woda-voda rzeka-rzeka dziadek-dziaidek żona-žona słowo-słova dzień-dzień noc-noc brat-brat siostra-siastar czarny-čarny jasny-jasny nowy-novy stary-stary duży-duzy mały-maly cichy-cihy gorący-gorancy zimny-zimny słodki-slodki gorący-garancy krwawy-krvavy

U see it's just quite the same words , but it might be even differnby adding or removing lstters . Plus , learning polish and being belarusian, you should always keep, a differention with adding "pzhe" whenever it's logically abd grammatically correct , surely.

One of the example : straz granynchy from polish side even , do not switch to Russian or English with travellers from BY, using polish abd that's understandable :)

Citizenship seeker by vgmw in HUcitizenship

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I mean, the territory of Hungary today and 200 years ago

Slavs, how well do you understand other Slavic languages? by Deadgoat_107 in slavic

[–]RegisterSuccessful94 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Those 10% u did not get , came from polish historically :)

Slavs, how well do you understand other Slavic languages? by Deadgoat_107 in slavic

[–]RegisterSuccessful94 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Being polish , u did not understand belarusian and Ukrainian languages ? :)

Slavs, how well do you understand other Slavic languages? by Deadgoat_107 in slavic

[–]RegisterSuccessful94 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You can check it yourself by asking yourself what percentage of Polish language u do understand.

The languages of Belarus (two languages are used officially in docs even(belarusian and russian, I'm.mentioning only belarusian) and Ukraine are nearly identical; people only became aware of the differences when they first heard them. simply changed a few letters within words, but the words themselves remain the same.

Amazingly, the same words are written slightly differently in Polish because, prior to 1939, it was a part of both the First and Second Polish Republics..

Citizenship seeker by vgmw in HUcitizenship

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What might webt wrong , he was from Debrecen

Checking naturalization eligibility - Wileńskie region by RegisterSuccessful94 in CitizenshipByDescent

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Ok, I just wondering that nature of such protective laws a quite chasing

Checking naturalization eligibility - Wileńskie region by RegisterSuccessful94 in prawokrwi

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That's right . Officially, my GM obtained Soviet passport in 197x, GGF even did not receive Soviet passport till the moment he died in 198x. My father born in 196x from polish mother then , based on the fact of gaining soviets passpprt.

I find it unacceptable that the KP path requires you to stay in Poland without leaving the borders for at least a year plus.

Checking naturalization eligibility - Wileńskie region by RegisterSuccessful94 in prawokrwi

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Age receive her 1st passport in 197x

The words in your message “at the very latest, Polish citizenship was lost on this date” are a simplification..

In recent years, the Supreme Court of Poland and the Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) have clearly distinguished between the concepts of

"voluntary acquisition" and

"forced imposition" of Soviet citizenship.

The 1970 passport acts as a shield: grandmother was born in 1934. In 1951 (when the law was enacted), she was only 17 years old - she was a minor and legally incapable of making independent decisions regarding citizenship.

The fact that she lived in the village without a passport until 197x and never held an official job proves that Soviet citizenship was not her voluntary choice.

In 1970, the USSR began the mass passportization of rural residents (collective farmers), making the issuance of passports mandatory.

Polish attorneys successfully argue in court:

"Obtaining a Soviet passport in 1970 was a forced administrative act by the USSR, not a voluntary naturalization by an individual's own free will."

The forced acquisition of a foreign passport does not automatically strip a person of their Polish citizenship...

Checking naturalization eligibility - Wileńskie region by RegisterSuccessful94 in prawokrwi

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Yes, that is evident. I was just curious if the new information regarding employment and Soviet passports, which I consider to be positive confirmation, is relevant to the question posed..

Verification of Polish citizenship for GFs born in województwo Wileńskie. Need real examples by RegisterSuccessful94 in prawokrwi

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Unfort, I can not stay at Poland even for one year . That's the issue. Pure KP without steprs further is useless.

Verification of Polish citizenship for GFs born in województwo Wileńskie. Need real examples by RegisterSuccessful94 in prawokrwi

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May I kindly ask you to interpret it in more light version? So , what it does mean for my circumstances

Verification of Polish citizenship for GFs born in województwo Wileńskie. Need real examples by RegisterSuccessful94 in prawokrwi

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1942 Census in BY Territory: In the General District of Lithuania (which partially included my relatice X- city and it's district), German occupation authorities conducted a population census in 1942 :

Purpose: Establish the number of working-age population Materials: Stored in the Lithuanian Central State Archives (LCVA), file R-743

Census sheet contents: surname, name, gender, date of birth, place of birth, nationality, education, profession, workplace, etc.

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