1. Photo ID issued on 8 June 1945.

Booklet format measuring approx. 3" x 4" when closed, Issued to Anna Turova as a Doctor serving in the medical unit of the Allied Control Commission in Bucharest, Romania. Hand-signed by the Deputy Chief of Staff of the ACC. The document is printed and filled in in Russian on the left page and in Romanian on the right page.

In very good to excellent condition, the main drawback being the missing ID photo and the corresponding traces of glue on both pages. The dark-blue leatherette-wrapped cover shows mild wear to the spine. The g

1. Photo ID issued on 8 June 1945.

Booklet format measuring approx. 3" x 4" when closed, Issued to Anna Turova as a Doctor serving in the medical unit of the Allied Control Commission in Bucharest, Romania. Hand-signed by the Deputy Chief of Staff of the ACC. The document is printed and filled in in Russian on the left page and in Romanian on the right page.

In very good to excellent condition, the main drawback being the missing ID photo and the corresponding traces of glue on both pages. The dark-blue leatherette-wrapped cover shows mild wear to the spine. The gold lettering is intact and has retained most of its luster. All the printed and handwritten text, the seal and hand signatures are bright, clear and perfectly legible.

2. Photo ID issued on 2 February 1946.

Booklet format measuring approx. 3" x 4" when closed, Issued to Anna Turova as a school doctor with the Allied Control Commission in Bucharest, Romania. Hand-signed by the Deputy Chief of Staff of the ACC. The document is printed and filled in in Russian on the left page and in Romanian on the right page.

In very good to excellent condition. The hard cover laminated in textured deep burgundy colored paper shows mild wear along the edges and at the corners but no separations at the head or foot of the spine. The gold lettering on the front is intact, still showing 40-50% of its original luster. The ID photo is in excellent condition, microscopic dark spots on the image visible only at strong magnification. All the printed and handwritten text, as well as the seals and hand signatures are vibrantly clear and sharp, and perfectly legible.

The Allied Control Commission was created in November 1943 in response to the truce with, and then capitulation of, Italy. As more and more countries of the Axis capitulated, the Allied Control Commission expanded its operations accordingly to Romania, Finland, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Austria. In Romania, it functioned from August 1944 until September 1947 when the Peace Treaty with Romania was signed.

Please note that the medal in our photo is for size reference.
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