Minadora Partenievna Kadaria (born 1931 ) is a collective farmer, tea maker, and a link collective farm named after Beria of the Akhalsopelsky Village Council of the Zugdidi District of the Georgian SSR . Hero of Socialist Labor (1948).
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She worked on a tea plantation on the Beria collective farm (later named after Lenin) in the Zugdidi district. In 1949, she collected 7 tons of tea leaf on a plot of 0.5 hectares [1] . In 1950 she was awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor for outstanding labor achievements.
Some members of her family were also awarded at various times the title of Hero of Socialist Labor: her father Parten Kadaria (1949), her mother Domnik Kadaria (1948) and sister Valentina Sribnova (1951) [2] .
Rewards
- Hero of Socialist Labor - by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of July 19, 1950
- The order of Lenin
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Links
- Workers of the Beria collective farm in the village of Akhali-Sopeli, Heroes of Socialist Labor: Parten, Minador and Domnik Kadaria at their car // Russian State Archive of Film and Photo Documents