07-27-2014, 10:03 AM
the 3 following diplomas are similar and deferred only by language used by typography and people delivering the diploma:
The first one is printed in Latvian (Goda Raksts) but written in Russian: "Gamper Nina ******na, for successful work in Riga Industrial High School, awarded with Red Banner of Labour, is delivered this honour diploma, in relation to the International Day of May, 8th.
The second one is printed in Russian (Gramota) and written in Russian: "to Comrade Avotin Nina Grigorievna, for high results in socialist competition with implementation of production task during the last year of the 7-year plan, in relation to the 48th anniversary of the Great Socialist Revolution of October"
The last one is printed in Russian (Gramota) and written in Latvian. This diploma was delivered in 1957, to Sakss Arvidam Reina
The first one is printed in Latvian (Goda Raksts) but written in Russian: "Gamper Nina ******na, for successful work in Riga Industrial High School, awarded with Red Banner of Labour, is delivered this honour diploma, in relation to the International Day of May, 8th.
The second one is printed in Russian (Gramota) and written in Russian: "to Comrade Avotin Nina Grigorievna, for high results in socialist competition with implementation of production task during the last year of the 7-year plan, in relation to the 48th anniversary of the Great Socialist Revolution of October"
The last one is printed in Russian (Gramota) and written in Latvian. This diploma was delivered in 1957, to Sakss Arvidam Reina
