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RE: Ryzhkov



I agree with Cookie, especially when you gather names from open-source publications.  I have a list of almost 8,000 Soviets that fought during the Korean War, 99% of which come from the archives.  It is amazing however, that even then there are variants in the spellings, mostly from poor clerical work within the various  units.
 
Danz
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From: AMPSOne@aol.com [mailto:AMPSOne@aol.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 5:48 PM
To: KOREAN-WAR-L@raven.cc.ku.edu
Subject: Re: Ryzhkov

Spelling seems to be optional with many of the Russian texts. Naboka spells one name one way, Seidov and German another, and Pepelyayev may have a third or just use nicknames (e.g. Sasha, Fedya, Shura, etc.)

It plays hob with trying to sort out a list of pilots. I have one of over 1100 and am not too trusting of some of the names. However, the 196th is one of the best covered and most consistent.

Cookie Sewell
AMPS