Hah, thank you! I probably should have remembered that the acronym came from what the Minsk Military Museum is named after.
I didn't know that a clothes for a uniformed service of the KGB would be organized along the military districts, since it is not the Defense Ministry, but that makes pretty good sense. Or the factory just uses the same label for all the uniforms it manufactures, and couldn't be bothered if it is for State Security. It's quite a beauty of a uniform, my poor camera skills aside, but uninssued dress uniforms often are--kind of wish I didn't leave it in a bag in a box for so many years.
EDIT: If you or anyone else can discern anything else from the other labels, by all means do share. :)
I didn't know that a clothes for a uniformed service of the KGB would be organized along the military districts, since it is not the Defense Ministry, but that makes pretty good sense. Or the factory just uses the same label for all the uniforms it manufactures, and couldn't be bothered if it is for State Security. It's quite a beauty of a uniform, my poor camera skills aside, but uninssued dress uniforms often are--kind of wish I didn't leave it in a bag in a box for so many years.
EDIT: If you or anyone else can discern anything else from the other labels, by all means do share. :)
