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Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Hawklore on July 27, 2005, 02:17:47 PM

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Is it a party membership card or what?

Was a find in a Post GPW uniform.

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: 1K3 on July 27, 2005, 02:22:44 PM

It's not Russian

I think the writting looks more like Ukranian

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Hawklore on July 27, 2005, 02:24:05 PM

-shrug-

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: BlueJ1 on July 27, 2005, 02:24:15 PM

Boroda look like a translation beech or something ?

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Hawklore on July 27, 2005, 02:25:26 PM

Da,

:aok

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Estel on July 27, 2005, 02:36:00 PM

Ok. It's a russian. But very poor with a lot of errors. It's a tresspass card. "Propusk".

P.S.

It have nothing to reality.

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Hawklore on July 27, 2005, 08:40:13 PM

Anyone else wanna take a guess?

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: JBA on July 27, 2005, 08:54:51 PM

It's definitely  Russian. Its a Pass,

its says:

Authorizing travel on the streets of the City Arnandu after curfew hours.

Back:

Place of work and position.
Second in command signature.


Stamp:
Rifle battalion?  POLK is very large maybe several battalions.

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: JBA on July 28, 2005, 10:37:29 AM

It's in great condition for 1940 something.

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Hawklore on July 28, 2005, 11:10:58 AM

Yea, I'm not sure if it's authentic yet or not..

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Nekto on July 28, 2005, 11:49:31 AM

Quote

Originally posted by Hawklore
Yea, I'm not sure if it's authentic yet or not..

Of course not.
The mistakes are made by a foreigner.

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Boroda on July 28, 2005, 01:37:09 PM

In forbidden burden :D Vremya = time, Bremya = burden

Valid only with a passpor (without "t") shown.

This mistakes are only two of many that I can translate to English.

Noone uses a term "forbidden time" (zapretnoe vremya), it's "kommendantskiy chas". "Zapretnoye vremya" sounds like a phrase from H.P.Lovecraft ;)

hmm where I heard the right term? Yeah! The Kinks, Preservation Act II! A "curfew"! ;)

Hawklore, do you have Cyrillic fonts installed into your system? Choose "Cyrillic 1251" code page in your browser, if everything is OK this letters must look the same, as Latin "H": H and Н, as Latin A: А and A, like Latin "C": C and С. If they don't - try installing Cyrillic support via Windows Update or something... It will be much easier for us, Russian/Ukrainian/Bulgarian/Serbian/Belorussian barbarians who use a different ABC, to show you how some weird Slavonic stuff is spelled ;)

Title: Boroda Translate Please?
Post by: Hawklore on July 28, 2005, 03:37:42 PM

Quote

Originally posted by Boroda
In forbidden burden :D Vremya = time, Bremya = burden

Valid only with a passpor (without "t") shown.

This mistakes are only two of many that I can translate to English.

Noone uses a term "forbidden time" (zapretnoe vremya), it's "kommendantskiy chas". "Zapretnoye vremya" sounds like a phrase from H.P.Lovecraft ;)

hmm where I heard the right term? Yeah! The Kinks, Preservation Act II! A "curfew"! ;)

Hawklore, do you have Cyrillic fonts installed into your system? Choose "Cyrillic 1251" code page in your browser, if everything is OK this letters must look the same, as Latin "H": H and Н, as Latin A: А and A, like Latin "C": C and С. If they don't - try installing Cyrillic support via Windows Update or something... It will be much easier for us, Russian/Ukrainian/Bulgarian/Serbian/Belorussian barbarians who use a different ABC, to show you how some weird Slavonic stuff is spelled ;)

Thanks Boroda!

If I get around to it I will install cyrillic support