Help with postcard written in Hungarian

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Help with postcard written in Hungarian

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Post by ariedl » 14 Feb 2015, 15:41

Recently in a different sub forum http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 6&t=213026, I posted an image of a postcard that was sent by my grandfather to either his future wife or her family in 1917. I believe it indicates where he was stationed at the time, but as no one in our family speaks Hungarian, I'm not sure what it actually says. I'm hoping someone here can be kind enough to help me!

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Post by Alexderome » 14 Feb 2015, 21:25

Hello, this is the transaltion :

1917, mars 17th
Dear Roszi (Rose)
I have received the letter sent last 12th (mars ?). I thank you for remembering the poor Bela.
Oh God !I wish I was at home with you. I'll answer later, tomorow I will go as reserve.
Faithfully.


I hope it will be helpfull for you.
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Post by Prosper Vandenbroucke » 14 Feb 2015, 21:45

Hello,
I saw that my french friend was responding very fastly.
Many thanks to him
Kindly regards from Belgium
Prosper :wink:

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Post by Alexderome » 14 Feb 2015, 21:50

Thanks Prosper (and my wife too who translated).
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Post by ariedl » 14 Feb 2015, 22:10

Alexderome wrote:I hope it will be helpfull for you.
ALEX
Alex, please thank your wife for the quick translation! I didn't expect to hear something so soon, nor to get a complete translation. I truly appreciate it!

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Post by Alexderome » 15 Feb 2015, 01:05

Thanks Alec, do not hesitate as I don't speak hungarian but rather italian, my wife will do the job !
ALEX
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Post by Prosper Vandenbroucke » 15 Feb 2015, 11:31

Alexderome wrote:Thanks Alec, do not hesitate as I don't speak hungarian but rather italian, my wife will do the job !
ALEX
Fortunately for me, Alex is also speaking French. :lol: :lol:
Regards from Belgium
Prosper :wink:

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