Object numberM2013/014:001
DescriptionCopy of Auxiliary Matriculation Certificate issued to Andor Kämpfner (Kaempfner), born 23 September 1918, in Ersekujvar (Nyitra – Pozsont county), Israelie, having completed his matriculation examination at the Ersekujvar Secondary School and having completed the additional requirements course in Greek, he met the examination criteria and achieved the result of “Good ”. [There were four grades; Excellent being the highest, followed by Good]. Issued 27 November 1945 by the Budapest VIII district Madach Imre Secondary School. The copy was provided on the basis of the original, presumed lost, dated June 16, 1942.
It is possible that he had to have a command of the Greek language in order to proceed with his university studies (Philosophy).
It is possible that he had to have a command of the Greek language in order to proceed with his university studies (Philosophy).
Production placeBudapest, Hungary
Production date 1945-11-27 - 1945-11-27
Subjectschools & colleges, education
Object nameacademic certificates
Materialpaper
Dimensions
- width: 300.00 mm
height: 420.00 mm
Language
- Hungarian Copy of Auxiliary Matriculation Certificate
Andor Kaempfner, born on September 23, 1918, in Ersekujvar (Nyitra – Pozsont county), Israelie, having completed his matriculation examination at the Ersekujvar Secondary School and having completed the auxiliary [means additional to requirements] course in Greek, he met auxiliary matriculation examination criteria in front the undersigned committee and achieved the result of “Good”. [There were four grades; Excellent being the highest, followed by Good].
We, the Budapest VIII district Madach Imre Secondary School, issue him with this certificate signed by us.
Signatures: President of the Examination committee
Headmaster
Greek language teacher, member of the examination committee
The copy was provided on the basis of the original, presumed lost, dated June 16, 1942.
Date of issue: November 27, 1945
Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Avril Symon
