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Tere
I ask about a Hilja casket 5 May 1914 unknown where.

In Sweden, a man, Leonid Pärtelpoeg, was born Pertelson on October 27, 1907, who dies in Sweden in 1990 without surviving relatives in Sweden.
Leonid's money heritage goes to a fund in Sweden and there a Russian authority later says there is a sister Hilja Kask in a family register act 82 pages 306-307 in Estonia that can inherit and it is approved

I ask if Hilja is his sister
Asked, people in Soviet inherit money from people abroad who died.
Really make the money after a legacy to the relative in Estonia if so.

I can not find further in the church books of those found in the source reference of Leonid's father's profile in genius
I will also contact the profile manager, but I am interested in what you can answer here on the forum with

The Russian Authorityhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Legal_Collegium
Leonid's father in genius https://www.geni.com/people/Johann-Pärt ... 1146141627


It is interesting when the Soviet has sought an inheritance from several deceased in Sweden without surviving relatives here and has made a request for the Heritage Fund of some people to whom the Soviet may have applied for inheritance to several relatives in Estonia

Bert-Ola

Saw it was wrong with the surname
Hilja Kask 5 May 1914 not casket

I ask about a Hilja casket 5 May 1914 unknown where

Leonid Pertelson had no sister called Hilja. There is the Pertelson family in the church book: Saaga TLA.1358.2.17:206?127,834,1075,361,0 and here as well: Saaga TLA.1358.2.54:88?207,248,1114,412,0 - as you can see Valerie Cäcilie was the youngest daughter born 1912.

aitäh Katsa
Be a bit uncertain but keep going and research the inheritance that she received.
When she was not his sister and there may be several such cases from Sweden
How the Soviet Authority may have arranged it
Bert-Ola