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  Documented group of Soviet Awards: Red Banner #188674 and Medal for Combat Merit #11460

  To Lt. Colonel Mikhail Efimovich Lufer. His Medal for Combat Merit was awarded for fighting the White Finns and his Red Banner for long service

  £583.26
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  Complete documented group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #474210, Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #93825 and second class #551441, Orders of the Red Star #145577 + #2907246, Medal for Bravery #25580 and more

  Awarded to political instructor Lt. Col. Chernov for transforming frontline radio intelligence units into highly effective operational assets that delivered critical, timely intelligence throughout the war. He reorganized radio stations under combat conditions, trained large numbers of operators, and ensured continuous intelligence reporting while demonstrating personal courage

  £2,176.33
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  Complete Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #454750, two Orders of the Red Star #1871736 + #2917343, Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #1661454 + medals

  Awarded to Lt. Colonel Dmitry Sergeevich Kudelkin for achieving exceptional results in army financial control, drastically reducing losses, and securing over 7 million rubles in savings for the state and army units, while repeatedly performing duties under enemy air attacks with courage and unwavering dedication  

  £644.19
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  Complete Documented Group of Soviet awards: Patriotic War 2nd class #274891, Red Star #674653 and Medals for Bravery #305394, #511611, #969251

  Awarded to Sgt. Vitchenko for effective mortar command in combat, destroying multiple enemy firing points, bunkers, and up to 80 enemy soldiers, repelling repeated enemy attacks, and eliminating enemy machine guns and a mortar battery during offensive operations. He also showed exceptional courage by extinguishing burning ammunition under fire, saving vital supplies, despite being wounded twice 

  £713.83
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  Complete documented group of an Order of the Red Star #222738 and a Medal for Bravery #3514593

  Awarded to Sgt. Dymnich for exceptional heroism in anti-tank combat. As a gun layer in 1942, he repelled three German tank assaults under intense fire, knocking out 5 enemy tanks. Later, as a Gun Commander in 1944, he repeatedly moved his weapon into direct-fire positions to neutralize machine-gun nests and mortar units at point-blank range, ensuring the infantry's advance until he was wounded in action

  £330.80
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  Documented Group of an Order of Glory 3rd class #26973, Medals for Bravery #931671 and #2009945 + more

  Awarded to Sgt. Pyatak for extraordinary courage and technical skill as an anti-tank specialist. He distinguished himself between late 1943 and early 1944, during which he eliminated 16 enemy soldiers and silenced two machine-gun nests. Later, in January 1944, he successfully knocked out two German medium tanks, and in February 1944, he destroyed an additional enemy machine-gun nest

  £417.85
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  Soviet Medal of Ushakov #13977

  Awarded to Petty Officer 2nd Class Ivanidi for continuous combat service aboard the destroyer Strogy during the Siege of Leningrad, ensuring highly accurate artillery fire that destroyed enemy equipment, bunkers, and a railway battery, contributing to the destruction of 7 enemy tanks, and later shooting down a Ju-88 aircraft through precise anti-aircraft fire

  £1,523.43
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  Soviet Partisan Medal 1st class variation 1 without rim

  Considerably scarcer than the later variation

  £417.85
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  Soviet Partisan Medal 1st class variation 2

  In excellent condition with uncut connection ring

  £365.62
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  Soviet Partisan Medal 2nd class variation 2

  In nice condition with medium overall wear

  £330.80
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  Soviet Medal for Bravery #572950 ‘duplicate’

  Good research potential

  £104.46
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  Soviet Medal for Bravery #675574 ‘Duplicate’ with its medal booklet

  Awarded to T-34 Sergeant Zaitsev for bravery in the Kalinin region in 1943, serving on a T-34 as machine-gunner, radio operator, and company commander. He maintained vital communications under heavy fire for two days, ensuring effective command of combat assets, and risked his life when reporting on his tank and crew after his tank was hit 

  £208.93
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  Soviet Medal for Bravery #2566480

  £60.94
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  Group of Soviet medals consisting of a Medal for Bravery #2576744, Medal for Combat Merit #1123823 and Medal for the Victory over Germany

  Nice laminated medal bar with interesting research potential

  £121.87
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  Soviet Medal for Bravery #2767260

  £65.29
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  Set of Medals for Bravery #3106222 + #3106223

  Consecutive numbers awarded to Sgt. Pristyazhnyuk for exceptional bravery under fire. During the 1944 Bug River crossing, he replaced a fallen aimer to neutralize three enemy machine-gun nests and a mortar battery. Later, in the 1945 East Prussia offensive, he repeatedly maneuvered his gun into direct-fire positions under heavy artillery bombardment

  £156.70
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  Soviet Medal for Bravery without serial number

  £43.53
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  Soviet Medal for Combat Merit #234571

  Most likely awarded during the winter of 1942-1943 so with great research potential

  £226.34
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  Documented Medal for Combat Merit #263553

  Awarded to Lt. Filimon Ivanovich Samoilenko for quickly restoring breaks in communication lines during a massive enemy air raid; despite being wounded during shelling, he fully repaired the line, ensuring uninterrupted control of the unit’s fire

  £269.86
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  Soviet Medal for Combat Merit #355280

  Awarded to Major Vadim Stepanovich Komissarov for exemplary service as a tank platoon technician, successfully training tank drivers to full operational readiness with consistently high academic results, demonstrating strong military expertise, leadership, and dedication

  £200.22
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  Soviet Medal for Combat Merit #403623

  Most likely awarded during the spring of 1943

  £191.52
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  Soviet Medal for Combat Merit #428993

  Most likely awarded during the last months of 1943

  £60.94
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  Soviet Medal for Combat Merit #478936

  Awarded to Sgt. Anton Konstantinovich Androsov for delivering ammunition, provisions, and POL (fuel and lubricants) to combat units, which contributed to the battalion’s successful combat operations. During operations from 27/08/1943 to 02/09/1943 he delivered hot food under enemy fire to tank crews engaged in battle

  £69.64
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  Soviet Medal for Combat Merit #936774

  With old celluloid protection cover 

  £56.58
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  Complete documented group of Medals: Combat Merit #2090404, Moscow, Warsaw, Berlin and Victory over Germany

  Awarded to Junior Sgt. / Gunner Viktor Andreevic Bukhter for destroying 2 enemy machine-gun positions during street fighting in Berlin 

  £269.86
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  Documented Group of two Medals for Combat Merit #2218717 & 3099951

  Awarded to Private Grigory Timofeevich Zubahin for exemplary and reliable support of frontline aviation units and for sustaining combat wounds

  £95.76
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  Soviet Medal for Combat Merit #2834128. U-shape eyelet variation

  £47.88
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  Soviet Medal for Distinguished Military Service 1st class

  In excellent condition

  £104.46
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  Soviet Medal for Distinguished Military Service 2nd class

  In great condition

  £47.88
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service in the KGB 1st class

  £30.47
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service in the KGB 2nd class

  £26.12
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service in the KGB 3rd class

  £21.76
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service 1st class (MVD) in solid silver

  £52.23
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service 2nd class (MVD)

  £13.06
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service 3rd class (MVD)

  £13.06
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service 1st class MOOP ESSR (Estonia)

  £304.69
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service 1st class MOOP Latv. SSR (Latvia)

  £174.11
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service 1st class MOOP Mold. SSR (Moldavia)

  £174.11
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service 2nd class MOOP LATV. SSR (Latvia)

  £174.11
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  Soviet Medal for Impeccable Service 1st class MOOP GSSR (Georgia)

  £156.70