Russian translations-2

[amvas]

Originally Posted by Crazy Dutch

Thanks for the reply. This is possible. The context of the abbrev was дшг спeтсназ

"дшг спецназ" can stay for "landing-assault party of the special destination troops"

[Crazy Dutch]

Originally Posted by amvas

"дшг спецназ" can stay for "landing-assault party of the special destination troops"

Thanks for the reply

[leclerc1944]

Hi, what meaning this abreviation into a sentence?

http://narodna.pravda.com.ua/rus/history/4d769d0f22756/

This is link, who are used into multiple sentence this "– В.С."
can this are the name from reporter, or from Writer?
so this "V.S." abbreviating, is used each time into sentence which content are into Bracket.

Thank's for all help.

[amvas]

Originally Posted by leclerc1944

Hi, what meaning this abreviation into a sentence?

http://narodna.pravda.com.ua/rus/history/4d769d0f22756/

This is link, who are used into multiple sentence this "– В.С."
can this are the name from reporter, or from Writer?
so this "V.S." abbreviating, is used each time into sentence which content are into Bracket.

Thank's for all help.

Usually it's a mark for a person who makes this comment. Maybe it's not a writer, but a reporter?
I can see only one name and his initials are not V.S.

[leclerc1944]

spasibo Amvas.

[Raptor]

Originally Posted by Trigger Happy

Ok, thanks Andrey


here's how I translate that:

The division operated without the motorized rifle and artillery regiments having on hand only the two tank regiments since 6th Army HQ placed the motorized rifle regiment in its reserve as for the artillery regiment, not having its full complement of tractors, it had half of its equipment staying in the winter quarters while the remaining guns were gradually abandoned because of the technical malfunctions [problems] and breakdowns of the available tractors. Thus, the tanks were devoid of artillery, infantry and, particularly, aviation support.

(I know I changed the sentences a bit too much for some people's taste...)

So, if the context is during the border battles in 1941, it only means that they stayed in the barracks, well in the rear, or rather, in the original position of the division?

Trigger Happy,

Damn good job. Couldn't do any better myself. Andrey is also spot on.

Folks, you can rely on TH and Andrey for any of their future translations, as far as I'm concerned.

Raptor.

[Raptor]

Originally Posted by Andrey

"П", "п" - analogue of Latin "p".

"И", "u" - analogue of Latin "i".

"Й" - hmmm... usually it is "i" or "y"

"Н" - analogue of Latin "n"

Yep. Andrey is spot on .......as expected.

[amvas]

Originally Posted by Raptor

Yep. Andrey is spot on .......as expected.

Transliteration rules
http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D2%F0%...ED%E8%F6%E5%E9

[Scott Fraser]

Originally Posted by Michel

Hi guys,
Perhaps if I clarify. Western Special Military District had in its VVS organization the 161st, 162nd резервный авиационный полк, which were training formations in June 1941. But when the 97th and 209th SBAPs were sent to the rear to refit they both went to the 10th запасный авиационный полк at Kamenke to refit with Pe-2s.

Does that help ?
Michel

Perhaps because when the unit was sent to refit, it was no longer available for combat, hence запасный, which can also mean "spare" or "extra". IMHO, резервный would have a more direct implication of being "part of the reserve".

Regards
Scott Fraser

[Backfire]

Originally Posted by amvas

I can see only one name and his initials are not V.S.

This text appears to be an article in "Vecherny Brest" by someone named Vasily Sarychev. Hence the akronym.

[dusty_shelf]

This dollar bill belonged to a B-24 waist gunner interned by the Russians when his aircraft landed at Petropavlovsk on September 12, 1943, following an attack on the Kurile Islands. I am hoping members of the forum can help with the Russian writing on the front and back of the bill. In some instances, I have enhanced the colors to make the writing more defined.

I do not know if the Russian writing is place names or possibly proper names. Information on the American aircrews held by the Russians indicates they were moved about and so these could be locations noted on the bill.

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

Russian-1.jpg

Russian-3.jpg

[dusty_shelf]

I have several other places/names to submit, but due to the limit on file sizes and uploads, I cannot add any more here. I attempted to link to the images in Photobucket, but I am prompted that I must have a minimum of five posts to this forum before I can place a link in a post. Before I go to any further effort, let's see if I get a response to the two currently viewable.

[Skoblin]

Originally Posted by dusty_shelf

This one says Суслов - Suslov, which would be a person's last name.

Originally Posted by dusty_shelf

This one, it looks like the first two letters would be Лё

[Egorka]

Originally Posted by Skoblin

This one says Суслов - Suslov, which would be a person's last name.

This one, it looks like the first two letters would be Лё

Лёля - a girl name (Л=L).

[Skoblin]

Originally Posted by Egorka

Лёля - a girl name (Л=L).

Good man.
Actually, the final я seems more apparent in the smaller photo than in the larger one.