Solov'ev Family, People's Commissariat Of The Lines Of Comminications

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- Sergei Dimitriev Solov’yev

1915 Railroad Identification (#81587) for the Samara-Zlatousk line and death certificate dated April 30th, 1922

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- Nadezhda Sergeevna Vdovtsova

Central Asian Railroad Identification dated July 21st, 1935

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Labor Union Book (#21548) dated 1928

Document for the Medal Labor Victory dated January 4th, 1946 as Chief Accountant Ashkhabad (Turkmenistan) Regional Consumer Goods Union, Serial #A187557

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- Afanasenko Nikitovich Vdovtsov

Hardcover Identification (#058440) Ministry of Lines of Communication (Railroad) dated August 30th, 1948

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- Vera Sergeevna Shchabel'ska

Diploma (#1087) dated December 31st, 1916

Membership letter dated 1923 Turkestan Komsomol Central Committee

Gramota (#3061) dated May 1st, 1932, Turkmen SSR

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Hardcover Railroad Expert Administrative Services Proficiency Badge dated July 26th, 1944

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Originally Posted by Bill Garvy

- Afanasenko Nikitovich Vdovtsov

Actualy his name was Afanasiy. there's a dative form used in the doc: "Vdovcevu Afanasiyu". Afanasenko would be a Ukrainian or Belorussian surname coming from the name, but it would more likely be Apanasenko or Opanasenko.