Letter from the Tseboev family to Comrade I. F. Shpedko

Sub title : Announcement of a daughter's birth named after Miss Fatima Jinnah on the day of Comrade Mikoyan's visit

Subject: Fatima Jinnah | Tseboev Family | I. F. Shpedko | A. I. Mikoyan | Soviet Union

Date of publication: 1956

Language: English / Russian

Page: 4 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 29429

Keyword: Tseboev Family -- I. F. Shpedko -- Birth Announcement -- Daughter -- Fatima Jinnah -- Correspondence | Tseboev Family -- Fatima Jinnah -- Naming -- Daughter -- Correspondence | Tseboev Family -- Mikoyan -- Visit -- Correspondence | Fatima Jinnah -- Personal Names -- Soviet Union -- Correspondence | Correspondence -- I. F. Shpedko -- Tseboev Family

Abstract: The Tseboev family (Hasan and Aza) writes to Comrade I. F. Shpedko, Soviet Ambassador in Pakistan, and Comrade A. I. Mikoyan, First Vice-Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the U.S.S.R., on March 31, 1956, from Ordzhonikidze, North Osetian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. They convey through them to Miss Fatima Jinnah that on the day of Comrade Mikoyan's visit to her, a daughter was born to them, whom they decided to name "Fatima" in her honour. They express their hope that their heirs will strengthen the friendship between the peoples of Pakistan and the Soviet Union, and that the younger generation will strive for peace, freedom, and equality.

Description: The first is a typed English translation of a letter dated March 31, 1956, from the Tseboev family (Hasan and Aza) in Ordzhonikidze, North Osetian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, to Comrade I. F. Shpedko and Comrade A. I. Mikoyan, announcing the birth of their daughter named "Fatima" in honour of Miss Fatima Jinnah. The second is the original Russian typed version of the same letter, addressed to the Soviet Ambassador in Pakistan, Comrade I. F. Shpedko, and Comrade A. I. Mikoyan, signed by the Tseboev spouses. The third item is a Russian postal envelope bearing the Soviet emblem and a 40-kopeck stamp, addressed to the Soviet Embassy in Karachi, Pakistan, with the sender's address in Ordzhonikidze. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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