Smorgon District in the 20-40s of the XX century
Peaceful time was short for the residents of Smorgon District. It was very complicated: the historical exposition calendar shows this. Many documents are in Polish, because our lands were part of Poland until 1939. There are also documents of the “enemies of the people” who were convicted during the period of Stalin repressions. Those people have been justified nowadays.







School certificate No. 22 of Stanislav Shemis (KP 1131).
The certificate on the completion of the second grade of Svir secondary school by Stanislav Shemis; issued on June 20, 1936. A standard sealed form measuring 20.5 by 29 cm
The Polish text is easy to read.
Donated to the museum Y.A. Shemis, a veteran of pedagogical work, on Septamber 16,2006.

Anthony Putyrsky's certificate of completion of the course of the Trading School in Smorgon (KP 62).
The Certificate is on a standard form measuring 22 cm by 28.5 cm with a watermark issued on June 15, 1931; the text in Polish is readable.
Donated to the museum by T.K. Musskaya, a teacher of Secondary school # 4 on December 30,1996.




Passport of Anthony Putyrski, a citizen of the Polish Republic, a resident of the Vilna Voivodeship of Oshmyany district (KP 71).
The passport was issued on December 11, 1926.
The passport consists of 16 hardcover pages measuring 11 cm by 15.5 cm; the text reads well, the photo is of high quality.
Donated to the museum by A.M. Bumay, a local ethnographer on January5,1997.





