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This image displays two historical Soviet-era "Praise Certificates" (Похвальная Грамота) from the Kirghiz SSR, resting on a white crocheted surface. A small, partially visible ceramic object is in the upper left corner. The certificates feature a red and green ornamental border, along with the emblem of the Kirghiz SSR (Kyrgyz Soviet Socialist Republic), which includes a rising sun, a hammer and sickle, and wheat stalks. Portraits of Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin are prominently featured. On the upper, partially obscured certificate, Lenin is depicted front-facing and Stalin in right profile. The lower, complete certificate shows Lenin in left profile and Stalin in right profile within oval frames. The lower certificate, filled out in handwritten script, was "Выдана ученику 1-го класса семилетней школы им. В. И. Ленина" (Issued to a first-grade student of the seven-year school named after V. I. Lenin). The student's name is "Калмурат Николай" (Kalmurat Nikolai), and the award was granted "за отличные успехи и примерное поведение" (for excellent achievements and exemplary conduct). The location specified is "г. Талас" (city of Talas), and the date of issuance is "25 Мая 1956 г." (May 25, 1956). The certificate includes spaces for the signatures of the school director and teachers, with some illegible signatures visible. The printing information at the bottom reads "Фрунзе, типолитография № 1" (Frunze, Typo-lithography No. 1), referring to the capital of the Kirghiz SSR (modern-day Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan). The documents represent a form of official recognition for academic and behavioral excellence within the Soviet educational system, incorporating key political figures and symbols of the era.
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