WWII Russian Soviet unusual document, criminal file of an enlisted man of NKVD troops, Vasily Fedorovich Mikhaylov, who left the location of his regiment and traveled to Moscow, where he was stopped by a military patrol. Altogether he was out of his regiment for seven hours. During the investigation, it came out that he had stolen documents of his Comrades, and his real name was Nikolay Vasilyevich Kabakov. This is a unique full file document of eleven pages (that how much paperwork it took to shot a soldier during WWII), dated 1942, numbered 6351, and stamped. The lot includes the soldier's ID for the name of Mikhailov (the one stolen by Kabakov), stating that he was the machine gunner of NKVD troops and his black and white photograph (both are before the page 10). All documents signed.

Dimensions: 12 1/4 x 8 1/4 in., (30.5 x 21 cm.)