His name is Vladimir Sergeyevich... Gvozdev?
I hate handwritten Cyrillic with a passion.
Not much to glean from this other than it being a registration form to join the Communist Party. He served in the army and speaks Russian and Ukrainian in addition to Belorussian, his native language.
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 8:19,
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Not much to glean from this other than it being a registration form to join the Communist Party. He served in the army and speaks Russian and Ukrainian in addition to Belorussian, his native language.
Well I'm going to bed. Good luck on the rest, I'll have another look later if you like.
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 8:31,
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You'd think so but the cursive T looks more like an M
while the cursive G (Г) looks like a T
/i'd prefer if you were right, so my head would stop threatening to explode
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 8:27,
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/i'd prefer if you were right, so my head would stop threatening to explode
I know enough Russian to know that
But is it possible that the very lazy clerk filling in the paperwork had an off-moment and wrote the lazy version? I know I used to do it a lot ;)
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Mon 16 Mar 2009, 8:32,
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