Here is a 1943 dated "Permit to the right of travel on locomotives" which seems to have been updated for use throughout 1944 too. The stamp of the PCLC states that the Trancaucasus Railway unit's name was "Berija".
Here is a 1943 dated pass updated for 1944. The pass is stamped by the "Commandant Section" and the pass is printed with the name of Transcaucasus Railway Unit "L. P. Berija". Someone has tried to destroy the name of the unit. This Railway unit is likely the same "Berija" Railway unit as the NKGB unit which would explain why someone would want to destroy reference to activities within the unit. Titushin could very well have been active in the removal of "unwanteds" from the Transcaucasus region.
The final picture is of the NKGB Railway unit "Berija" stamp.
"patina imparts character" - PJS
A wise man said: 'you should not pay a premium for what you want beyond your comfort level, and always ensure there is a mutually agreeable return policy.'
It is amazing that it is still possible to find "groups" like the husband/wife set which predates the GPW.
One of the greatest joys in the hobby for me is to be able to share items I acquire with the other users on the forum. It would be a shame if items like these were hidden away from public view. Hopefully I will have an ever expanding collection that I can not only share digitally here but also physically to "real world" visitors. Due to time and location "problems" I can't always post everything I would like to as soon as I would like but I do have a vast backlogue of items to post which will work their way out over the next few months.
Here is the daughter Vera's Gramota from 17th May 1986.
Governess Of Nursery #4 Tbilisi
For active participation in the networked seminar
meetings "Continuity in teaching children the Russian language in the nurseries and Classes 1-10 in national school"