What it Meant to be Without Your Passport
Refusing to Have a Passport
‘The Most Important Document’ and Why it was Needed
Notes
12 Conclusion
13 Notes
14 Appendix: Interview Details Interview Details The Type of Questions Asked in the Interviews
15 Glossary
16 Bibliography
17 Index
Guide
1 Cover
7 Foreword
8 Preface
11 Conclusion
12 Appendix: Interview Details
13 Glossary
14 Bibliography
15 Index
List of Illustrations
1 Chapter 1Figure 1. Passport booklet issued in 1906 to Ivan Ivanovich Kostyrko
2 Chapter 2Figure 2. Warrant for Stepan Arkhipovich Bolotov to inspect the activity of the Special De…Figure 3. Employment List, issued to Dina Isayevna ZakharinaFigure 4. Student’s Certificate from 1918, issued to Ivan Ivanovich Yankovsky by Petrograd…Figure 5. Identity document with no end date, issued to Antonina Ivanovna Savelyeva
3 Chapter 3Figure 6. ‘A commission under the chairmanship of member of the Smolny Soviet, Comrade Dar…Figure 7. Certificate issued in order to allow the processing of a passport
4 Chapter 4Figure 8. A list issued by the Russian Post Office in November 2012 of all documents that …
5 Chapter 5Figure 9. Temporary passport from 1933Figure 10. Official Form No. 1, the form that each citizen had to complete when applying fo…
6 Chapter 7Figure 11. Soviet poster from 1956, showing a young man receiving his first passport.Figure 12. Invitation to the solemn presentation of passports, to be held on 27 March 1967 …Figure 13. 1973 poster showing a young man holding his first passport, and quoting the word…Figure 14. Poster from 1967, celebrating the passport and the 50th Anniversary of the Revol…
7 Chapter 8Figure 15. Outside and inside of a protective cover for a passportFigure 16. Made-up ‘children’s passports’ from 1962, for the Fomenko children
List of Plates
1 Plate 1: 1933 passports.
2 Plate 2: 1935 passports.
3 Plate 3: 1938 passports.
4 Plate 4: 1951 passports.
5 Plate 5: 1974 passports.
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