Deputy Of The Supreme Soviet Of The Mordovian ASSR Badge.

[Chuck In Oregon]

Here is a late-period Mordovan deputy's pin. Cheap metal, unnumbered, but surprisingly nice enamel.

Chuck In Oregon

[Aharim]

The badge shown is Mordovan ASSR. It is mint marked from 1990 and is in Silver, 925 sterling equivalent. At least a real badge of that republic for the peoples deputy would be and that seems real from here.

M shows 94 or 95 differnt documents based on Republic and Convocation. But from review of data of number of republics and convocations of each as he identifies there should be more than 550 total.

That does not address the fact that there are separate documents for each republic and convocation for the Presidium of said republic and convocation. That would make an additional 550 documents.

I will not be posting those missing 1,000 documents. But from the basic document it is possible to tell if you happen to get lucky and obtain the badge or book of a Chairman of a Soviet.

The Chairman's document is signed by the deputy chairman, who usually notes that fact with a "za" in front of the title Chairman (as in "For the Chairman").

Below are two documents for Mari 2nd Convocation. The first is document No. 12 signed by Chairman Ryabchikov. The second document No. 19 is that of Comrade Ryabchikov signed by the Deputy Chairman. (Ryabchikov is also included in M's documents for the 4th Convocation but he was not chairman then.)

Check your documents to see if you happen to have gotten lucky!