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Labor veteran from Sovetsk turned 92 years old

Today, the 92nd anniversary is celebrated by veteran of the formation of the Kaliningrad region Vera Ivanovna Fedotova. This was reported in the administration of the Soviet city district.

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Labor veteran from Sovetsk turned 92 years old

Today, the 92nd anniversary is celebrated by veteran of the formation of the Kaliningrad region Vera Ivanovna Fedotova. This was reported in the administration of the Soviet city district.

Vera Ivanovna was born in the Penza region. In 1946, she was one of the first immigrants to the region. For more than 40 years she worked as a primary school teacher in schools No. 4 and No. 5, she was awarded the title of “Veteran of Labor”.

On her birthday congratulated the Chairman of the district Council of deputies Viktor Smilgin. He presented the birthday girl with flowers and an anniversary medal “80 years of the Kaliningrad region”.

The veteran wished good health and well-being.

Earlier it was reported that the veteran of labor from Yantarny celebrated the 80th anniversary.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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