This page contains memorabilia for other members of the Djament family. Translated by Vlad with occasional help.
 Here is Wanda's driving license from her days in India with Janek. It must have been even more fun driving in India in the 1960s then it is now.
Bunch of official
Rubberstamps here Date: June 19, 1944
The governing body of the Sergio Orzhonikidze Siberian Metallurgical Institute in Stalinsk
(Kemerov oblast’) issues to the Scientific Worker Comrade Djament Samuel Isakovitch a
directive to travel to Moscow. This is to insure that he increases his professional competence and
to give him an opportunity to consult with the experts in his field. This travel is to take place
from the 1-st of July 1944 until the end of the fall semester of the 1944/45 academic year. We
ask all that he be given the appropriate consideration and help in this matter.
Vice-rector of the Siberian Metallurgical Institute
In charge of Scientific and Didactical work
Professor Doctor Grdina (Signed)
| As translated by Vlad. Diploma No.064510
The holder of this document, Comrade Taganovich Natalia Denisovna, has entered the V. V.
Kuibyshev Tomsk State University in 1931. She studied in the Department of Chemistry and
completed all the requirements in 1937. Her specialization was Physical Chemistry. By the
decision of the State Examination Committee, she is a qualified Chemist, with the right to lecture
in the secondary and higher educational institutions. This decision is valid as of as of March 30,
1937.
The chair of the State Examining Committee:
Director: (Ineligible signature) Secretary: No signature City: Tomsk. October 21, 1931
Registration number: 446
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Telegram to Nata informing her that she can go to Poland
Translation was greatly assisted by Alexandra Piryatinska, from San Francisco State
Front Page:
In the upper right corner there are remanences of Nata’s address in Stalinsk. Not very
reconstructable. The main body reads:
I am asking second time what kind of difficulties do you have with your exit to Poland.
Did you fill out the application to the local police for the choice of citizenship?
Chairman of the Polish delegation Volpe
There is no date, presumably it was sometime in 1946
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Back page: Monday, 11:00 AM, German lesson, the same place 23-44 Vasilev (maybe a phone number and last name. Maybe it is the name of the teacher)
Ed: Vlad is particularly partial to this document. Had his mother not obtained permission to go to Poland, Vlad may still be in Siberia. | | | Death certificate of Chaya Djament's mother.(nee Lind). (great grandmother to Eve, Alice, Adam, Vlad, Frank and Kathy. | | |
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