Search Sheimis Dmitry Mikhailovich

[Мишина Татьяна]

Tatyana, good afternoon!
Unfortunately, in the Sverdlovsk region today there is no one with that name.

Thank you very much for participating !! Yes, we checked Yekaterinburg and the Sverdlovsk region. There are no residents with that surname. It was from there that the latest reports came that Dmitry Sheimis was called up for military service and even received the name of the military unit. This is the latest data on him. 11/15/1952 drafted into the army [/ u ]

 

[Мишина Татьяна]

Tatyana) When conducting a search, you should probably also keep in mind the following:
Well, firstly - "Form No. 1P" is an application for the issuance of a passport of a CITIZEN of the Russian Federation (after 1997)
Secondly - from 1974 to 1997 there was "Form No. 1" - this is for the USSR passport
Thirdly, until 1974 green passports were issued, and as far as I know, there was only a journal of issuance because a passport was issued for life alone and not for everyone (collective farmers did not have a passport, the military did too). Issue journals have been preserved somewhere, somewhere .... There is a full name, address and social status and that’s all .... (based on a resolution of the Council of Ministers of October 21, 1953 with the "Regulations on Passports".) And with regards to f. 1-П-in the application I published there is a downside too ... But, probably, you need to look not for Ф.1, but for the presence-absence of registration registers for issuing passports (1953 and further until 1974 (if they were preserved in archives and if not destroyed by acts) ... Although, it seems that nothing can be found ... What can I say, even the text "Regulations on passports from 1953 and you won’t find it ... What can I say about the registration itself, which was necessary to keep then ((((In our region, there is no such surname ...

Thanks Andrew !! We have collected a lot of material on the search. I just decided to search by ph. 1 as well. The storage period has not expired Well, as an option. Thanks you.

 

[Мишина Татьяна]

In St. Petersburg there is no one with such data.

Thank you very much Anatoly Gennadievich.

 

[Максим К]

Tatyana, good afternoon!
Unfortunately, in the Samara region with no such name there is no one.

 

[Мишина Татьяна]

Thank you very much for your help.

 

[елена москва]

Hello dear detectives!

I am a colleague of Tatyana Mishina, we are engaged in the search for traces of the son of a fighter, Sheimis Dmitry Mikhailovich, born in 1933.
he was to receive his first passport in 1949. when he was in Yaroslavl and studied at the Vocational School.
It turns out that f. 1P is backward to look for during this time.

Sincerely, Elena Zhilinskaya.

 

[Kuznecov.Igorj]

I wish you success!

 

[Kuznecov.Igorj]

I remembered. I served in the army and we had ml. Sergeant Shemis or Shamis, now I do not remember. But then, when I never came across such or an approximate surname. It can be concluded that the surname is rare. The sergeant was from Lithuania. but did not speak Lithuanian. I’ll check around Latvia after the holidays, and suddenly I’ll find something.

 

[Андрей Захаров]

Hello dear detectives!

I am a colleague of Tatyana Mishina, we are engaged in the search for traces of the son of a fighter, Sheimis Dmitry Mikhailovich, born in 1933.
he was to receive his first passport in 1949. when he was in Yaroslavl and studied at the Vocational School.
It turns out that f. 1P is backward to look for during this time.

Sincerely, Elena Zhilinskaya.

Unfortunately, in 1949, and much later, until the 70s, they were not compiled upon receipt of passports Application Forms F 1 ... And even more so F.1-P ...

 

[елена москва]

Tatyana) When conducting a search, you should probably also keep in mind the following:
Well, firstly - "Form No. 1P" is an application for the issuance of a passport of a CITIZEN of the Russian Federation (after 1997)
Secondly - from 1974 to 1997 there was "Form No. 1" - this is for the USSR passport
Thirdly, until 1974 green passports were issued, and as far as I know, there was only a journal of issuance because a passport was issued for life alone and not for everyone (collective farmers did not have a passport, the military did too). Issue journals have been preserved somewhere, somewhere .... There is a full name, address and social status and that’s all .... (based on a resolution of the Council of Ministers of October 21, 1953 with the "Regulations on Passports".) And with regards to f. 1-П-in the application I published there is a downside too ... But, probably, you need to look not for Ф.1, but for the presence-absence of registration registers for issuing passports (1953 and further until 1974 (if they were preserved in archives and if not destroyed by acts) ... Although, it seems that nothing can be found ... What can I say, even the text of the “Regulations on Passports” of 1953 cannot be found ... What can we say about the registration itself, which was supposed to then ((((In our region, there is no such surname ...

Hello!

Thank you very much, Andrei, for your advice: look for information in the local archive of the city where the fighter’s son, Sheimis Dmitry Mikhailovich, could receive his first passport.
It was 1949. and at that time he was studying at the vocational school No. 2 of Yaroslavl.
Then in 1950. relocation after graduation to work in Yekaterinburg (Sverdlovsk), and then in 1952. conscription for military service in the Soviet army. Further traces of the son are lost ...

Now, if you could check and find in the registry office of the city of Yekaterinburg a record of the registration of marriage or death Sheimis D.M. after 1952, it would help us a lot in our further search.
And yet we did not succeed, unfortunately, to determine the last place of work and residence of the desired Dmitry Sheimis in Yekaterinburg.
His place of work was: Sverdlovsk Mechanical Plant of the Ministry of Stroydormashstroy.
And the address of residence: Sverdlovsk, Stroyuchastok 7-12

Detectives from Yaroslavl and Yekaterinburg, respond !!!
We really need your help. The search for the son of the deceased fighter, whose remains were found by a search party in the Leningrad Region, has reached an impasse !!!


Sincerely, Elena Zhilinskaya, Moscow