(Reupload as a few people pointed out I didn't censor some parts, which I apologise for. Thank you for letting me know 😊.)
Issued at the tail-end of the Bosnian War. Very interesting.
Check this out for some info.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic\_of\_Bosnia\_and\_Herzegovina
Issued in the tail-end of the Bosnian War. Very interesting
Check this out for some info
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Bosnia_and_Herzegovina
Issued in Durrës, a port city. Notice how bearer's religion is stated, "Orthodox", just 2 years later Enver Hoxha declared Albania the first true Atheist state and banned all practicing of religion and removed any mention in documents.
Issued to a mother accompanied by 2 children.
Issued March 8th, 1991 in Tiranë, valid for Greece. Validity of 5 years until 1996.
Issued in Prague. No stamps except expiry on end page. Bearer was a young man in his 20's.
Issued in Gdańsk. Bearer's Nationality was specified as Belarusian in State Security files. Grodno was part of Poland and is now part of Belarus. Bearer was Vice-Chairwoman of a Polish-Belarusian Diaspora group. (Sorry can't remember exactly what the name was.) Bearer passed away a few years ago.
Passport to Nicolae Cioroiu, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1952-1956. The last picture provides some context of who he was. (It took me extremely long to find a picture of him, the one provided is when he was in Târgu Jiu prison in 1944 being held with others communists such as the soon to be leader of Romania, Gheorghe Gheorgiu-Dej.)
Very interesting, issued near the end of the Ceaușescu reign, and prolonged just a few months after.
Passport of young woman who cycled across Britain and France. (Newspaper photo at end, |I am very grateful to the Liverpool Council Archival team who scanned it for me.|)
Well traveled. Name and picture censored as bearer passed away only a few years ago.
Promotional material for the Parti Québécois (A Québec sovereigntist party.)