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Sadaklij, Veronika Georgievna, Chemist - CtahhR - 01-10-2017

Here is a pair to Chemist Veronika Georgievna Sadaklij.

Her Chest Badge For Graduating University was issued on 1st July 1951 by the Rector of the Chernovitsy State University.


Sadaklij, Veronika Georgievna, Chemist - CtahhR - 01-10-2017

Her Graduation Badge is a Type 1.


Sadaklij, Veronika Georgievna, Chemist - CtahhR - 01-10-2017

The Title "Veteran Of Labour" of the Kremenchug Oil Refinery Works.


Sadaklij, Veronika Georgievna, Chemist - CtahhR - 01-10-2017

Awarded on 15th July 1981 - 30 years and two weeks after graduating.


Sadaklij, Veronika Georgievna, Chemist - Al-muell - 01-11-2017

Is it really a documet for that badge?
I am asking, because the badge says "Veteran Zavoda" (Veteran of the factory) while the doc says it's for te title of "Veteran Truda" of the factory.

I mean - it does make sense, but the "title" ID says nothing about the badge and with different title/badge names given it looks like the badge would require another document.


Sadaklij, Veronika Georgievna, Chemist - CtahhR - 01-11-2017

It is indeed. The portable representation of the title isn't as glorious as many others in this case but it is on par with many other titles awarded by state run factories. The localised "veteran" awards are a whole universe of interesting pieces. Very frequently the actual text or images of the metal and paper don't line up exactly - as though each piece was designed by separate people who had communication issues. There are some really striking examples when it comes to some Bulgarian ministerial/factory awards. Sometimes the award shown on the document is very abstract indeed (square versus round for example).

Just one of the quirks of the more specialised areas.