1920 Cheka documents for investigation

[Upperbylad]

Described as documents relating to a Local Emergency Committee member, a wodge of documents appeared for sale in a local auction last December. (Much more than the attached photos show).

Highly unusual to see this type of thing, so I got them cheaply. But what to do with them? I picked them up to avoid them disappearing into the void, but I don't read or speak Russian.

Is anyone on this forum interested in taking these documents on as a project?

Not looking to sell, just ensure they are looked after properly.

[desantnik]

Depending on your desires, I can either briefly summarize for free or translate some, all, or "best parts" to a designated sum.

[Upperbylad]

I would be happy to pass the papers on to you. (I don't collect documents on their own anymore).

[CtahhR]

I'd take them off your hands if you don't want them. Scan them all in, translate and present them.

[charlet]

Hello, what are the signs showing it was Tcheka docs? A stamp?

[Upperbylad]

Apologies for the severe delay...

Some photos of these documents.

Ideally, I would like to pass these on to someone who can appreciate them, and am happy to do so in exchange for a translation and postage costs...

[Upperbylad]

some more docs

[Upperbylad]

There are more, but this should do to give a flavour..

[Upperbylad]

Happy to do so. Please see new attachments and confirm you are happy to do this.

[CtahhR]

Absolutely. I can ping you my info.