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Here is Albania's first entry here - Rakipe Dinaj. A well educated construction engineer.
Unfortunately her story is an extremely tragic one and can be read here (with more photographs) -
http://soviet-awards.com/forum/soviet-bl...dinaj.html
Here she is ages 18, 23 and 28 (when she got her post-graduate specialisation).
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10-25-2014, 04:45 PM
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Oktavia Mykolaivna Solomonova dated October 15th, 1929.
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Student Lidia Oleksiivna Tkach, born March 23rd, 1920, dated March 26th, 1936.
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[SIZE="3"]Lybov Mitrofanovna Fedorchenko dated July 31st, 1949.
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Accountant Aleksandra Mitrofanovna Biriukova dated February 7th, 1950.
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Railway Worker Anna Vasilievna Nikitina dated December 31st, 1957.
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Everyone knows Karl Pilkington was Heat Magazine's #19 weirdest crush of 2013 but was Bulgarian agricultural worker Dimit'r Ivanov Karanovski his father? Certainly looks like it.
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Mariya Fedorovna S'yerovoi's railroad ticket from April to August, 1953 on the Kharkov South Line I believe. . .
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The ticket is valid for travel between Har'kov Pass (which is still there) and the Station at the 257 Kilometre mark (starting where, I don't know). As the station doesn't have a name, it may have been close to a collective farm where she commuted to and from.
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