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    Commendation to Colonel of Yugoslave Army


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    Guest Rick Research

    It is in Croatian. As ever, grammar rusty, but here goes--

    Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces

    of the Socialist Federative Republic

    of Yugoslavia

    To Colonel

    Zaklan Spasu

    In recognition and gratitude for pre-

    vious revolutionary labor and (success?) (?man-

    aging/maintaining?) the unity of the Yugoslavian

    People's Army

    Marshal of Yugoslavia

    (signature)

    Is there a DATE somewhere?

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    It is in Croatian. As ever, grammar rusty, but here goes--

    Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces

    of the Socialist Federative Republic

    of Yugoslavia

    To Colonel

    Zaklan Spasu

    In recognition and gratitude for pre-

    vious revolutionary labor and (success?) (?man-

    aging/maintaining?) the unity of the Yugoslavian

    People's Army

    Marshal of Yugoslavia

    (signature)

    Is there a DATE somewhere?

    It is in Serbian.

    To be precise, in the days when there was Federal Yugoslavia and all of the states were in federation, language was called Serbo-Croatian.

    Also, the exact translation would be:

    Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces

    of the Socialist Federative Republic

    of Yugoslavia

    To Colonel

    Zaklan Spasu

    In recognition and gratitude for devoted revolutionary labor

    and successfull leadership of the units of the Yugoslavian

    People's Army

    Marshal of Yugoslavia

    (signature)

    TITO

    Edited by SasaYU
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    I wonder if Luka can explain to us why he thinks that signature is not original.

    Of course I can...as I said before...

    It is senseless that he was signing(in person) so many documents(which are counted up to thousands and more...).

    The signature on the subject document is called facsimile.

    Only the documents of more importance(for an higher rated officers-just an example) where signed in person.

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    Of course I can...as I said before... It is senseless that he was signing(in person) so many documents(which are counted up to thousands and more...). The signature on the subject document is called facsimile. Only the documents of more importance(for an higher rated officers-just an example) where signed in person.

    Luka, thank you for your explanation.

    Seems to me that you are some kind of expert.

    Only, I wonder what are "an higher rated officers", since on Anatoly's commendation is written that it is assigned to "general-major" of JNA.

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    I was referring to document of order_of_victory!

    There is also little chance that Anatoly's document is personaly signed...but all this is not very importante because these documents are not rare and dont have any special value...

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