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The Cukiernik Family
A 9th December 1948 dated card from the Commandant Of Women's Courses Of "Service To Poland".


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An undated (due to the removing of the stamp) New Year's Greeting Postcard.


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A 24th June 1949 dated contract for the position of 9th group under-referendary of the Voivodship office in Poznań.


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A 30th June 1949 reference from Industrial Plant "H. Cegielski" of Poznań indicating employment from 1st October 1948 to 30th June 1949.


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Her Trade Union Of State Employees Membership Booklet issued on 1st October 1949.


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This is her Women's League Membership Booklet. Issued in November 1949.


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A 5th July 1950 notice informing her that she is to be a Citizen Delegate to do Organisational Work with the Zielona Góra Department Of Cadre from 6th July 1950 to 30th September 1950.


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Her Polish-Soviet Friendship Society Membership Booklet, issued 1st December 1950.


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Did you saved recently these documents or were they waiting for in your pile of docs for months?
Sebastien
"a spectre haunts Europe, the spectre of communism"
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Some have been reunited after the first purchase but most were just in the backlog. 179 more images from this family group to go I think.

The total backlog is huge, maybe 10,000 images - and I haven't even photographed everything I had when I joined the forum, let alone all the stuff that has come in in the years since.

Always too busy to catch up..... but I always try and get things posted so collectors, historians and the like can see what there is out there.

I'm not very systematic and things do slip through the cracks from time to time. I found some Soviet award citations that I've not bothered getting round to translating and posting yet that I have had over 5 years. It'll all be done one day, hopefully.
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