Any Russian speakers/Soviet Russia experts in?

[Stonker]

I found these on a market stall the other day, and wondered what they are. Can any ex-Int Corps/BRIXMIS types who know the answer care to shine a light for me?
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Over to you lot

 

[Joker62]

I found these on a market stall the other day, and wondered what they are. Can any ex-Int Corps/BRIXMIS types who know the answer care to shine a light for me?
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Found what?

 

[Edwardian Fred]

Russian stealth?

 

[Stonker]

Yeah yeh, I know

My efforts at self-expression are being stifled by the security measure put in place by the nanny state on my work laptop. I'll do it from my own porn-infested PC

Come back in a minute or two.

 

[Deleted 145301]

@Ecomcon is posting from a dank basement in a Moscow troll factory.

Perhaps he could help?

 

[Rodney2q]

Here's a pic of some of them being used on an winter FTX in the Soviet Union...

 

[Red Hander]

Here's a pic of some of them being used on an winter FTX in the Soviet Union...

Is that the Object 170 or 170a?

 

[Goatman]

Sneaky Sowjet BAARSTAADS - Plainly, were all doomed ah tell ye!

 

[Stonker]

OK, open for business . . . .

 

[Rodney2q]

Soviet Communist Party membership booklet and USSR Citizen's ID book.

Here you go:

The Collector's Guild

The Collector's Guild

Edited add that the Int Corps used to have facsimile copies of the USSR ID Card as part of the whole Soviet Studies thing. I got one on a Soviet Studies course at Ashford in the earky 80's and I had it knocking around for year. It might still be in the attic somewhere...

 

[FourZeroCharlie]

Looks as though the sub-script throughout the document is Georgian or one of it's regional dialects:

Georgian scripts - Wikipedia

 

[Chalky101]

You've robbed komrade Corbyns house really!

 

[Drlligaf]

Looks as though the sub-script throughout the document is Georgian or one of it's regional dialects:

Georgian scripts - Wikipedia

Agreed.

 

[FourZeroCharlie]

Agreed.

I can just imagine some of our Murrcan friends thinking, 'Day-am! Never knew that they didn't speak American in Georgia!?'.

 

[Stonker]

I can just imagine some of our Murrcan friends thinking, 'Day-am! Never knew that they didn't speak American in Georgia!?'.

Beware.

Jumpinjarhead has recently returned to this site . .

 

[Effendi]

I can just imagine some of our Murrcan friends thinking, 'Day-am! Never knew that they didn't speak American in Georgia!?'.

"Where dem cotton fields at baas".

 

[Glad_its_all_over]

There's a Komsomol (not Communist Party) membership document, a "Military Socialist Competition" log book, issued in 1987 under the authority of the commander-in-chief of the Air Force and what looks like a Russian-Georgian accounts book of some sort.

 

[Edwardian Fred]

Beware.

Jumpinjarhead has recently returned to this site . .

He's leaving again. He's on the midnight train to Georgia

 

[Edwardian Fred]

I found these on a market stall the other day, and wondered what they are. Can any ex-Int Corps/BRIXMIS types who know the answer care to shine a light for me?
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Over to you lot

Da man bugs is patting his pockets and looking around as I type

 

[FourZeroCharlie]

Da man bugs is patting his pockets and looking around as I type

I praise the Lord and all the craven idols that those books were not in German.