Is it possible to find out what is said in there ? Also the color version seems to show an Order of the Patriotic War 1st Class, is that intended ? Would a Guards unit be indicated on the uniform ?
The girls in the video and on the photo look very much alike, it can be the same person though the names are different (video: Ovcharenko, photo: Spivak), but there are lots of mistakes in the internet.
She says in the video that she graduated from the school (10 classes in the USSR) and then had a long way: Ukraine, Crimea and now Berlin.
There is not the Order of the Patriotic War what she is wearing – this is a badge, kind of “Expert Qualification Badge” which was given for good job.
Thank you. Spivak may be her maiden name, but I am confused on the first name — the photograph says Katya, the movie (per Yuri Raizman) says Lydia, I even seem to hear Elisa (?) in the video clip. Or is Katya a generic endearment for any Russian female ? But perhaps I obsess. Have a happy May Day !
Regarding the 1945 Red Army traffic controller there seems to be a video clip of her here:
http://www.net-film.ru/en/found-page-2/?search=q1945+berlin+traffic+regulator “LA Ovcharenko at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin (1945)”
Is it possible to find out what is said in there ? Also the color version seems to show an Order of the Patriotic War 1st Class, is that intended ? Would a Guards unit be indicated on the uniform ?
Thanks.
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The girls in the video and on the photo look very much alike, it can be the same person though the names are different (video: Ovcharenko, photo: Spivak), but there are lots of mistakes in the internet.
She says in the video that she graduated from the school (10 classes in the USSR) and then had a long way: Ukraine, Crimea and now Berlin.
There is not the Order of the Patriotic War what she is wearing – this is a badge, kind of “Expert Qualification Badge” which was given for good job.
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Thank you. Spivak may be her maiden name, but I am confused on the first name — the photograph says Katya, the movie (per Yuri Raizman) says Lydia, I even seem to hear Elisa (?) in the video clip. Or is Katya a generic endearment for any Russian female ? But perhaps I obsess. Have a happy May Day !
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