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Around georgian coat of arms, there is the famous words in Russian: "proletarians of all countries, unite", but also strangely the same words in French! I don't understand why...


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Diploma in Russian & Georgian issued June 9th, 1941 to Lusik Avanesovna Araqelyan, born 1925, Serial #1.


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Diploma in Russian & Georgian issued June 27th, 1947 to Lusik Avanesovna Araqelyan, born 1925, Serial #6.


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Diploma in Russian & Georgian issued June 17th, 1941 to Siranush Avanesovna Arequlova, born 1922, Serial #30.


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That's Arakelova. Possibly a relative of this Georgian - http://soviet-awards.com/forum/soviet-bl...elova.html but the patronym is missing on all 3 documents.
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