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  Soviet Hero of Socialist Labor #615

  Awarded to Vasilisa Afanasyevna Gladysh (Василиса Афанасьевна Гладыш) by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on February 16, 1948, for high yields of wheat, rye, corn, and sugar beets in 1947

  ¥24,053.73
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  Soviet Order of Lenin #1673 ‘Gold Head’

  Awarded in 1935 to Yelena Osipovna Uvarova (Елена Осиповна Уварова), Chairman of the ‘Spartak’ Kolkhoz for heroic labor, for successes in exceeding the grain harvest output norms by 100–200 percent 

  ¥136,857.44
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  Soviet Order of Lenin #1753 (Reissue for a Lenin ‘Gold Head’)

  Awarded to Shaiful Abdullayev (Абдуллаева Шайфула), teacher at the elementary school attached to the ‘Leninsky Put’ [Lenin’s Way] Kolkhoz, Tajik SSR

  ¥55,572.41
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  Soviet Order of Lenin #8403

  Rare ‘Swallowtail’ / ‘Dovetail’ variation awarded to Aleksandr Ivanovich Pshenichnikov for producing some war materiel in the Lysva plant 

  ¥39,813.07
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Lenin Prize Medal #3389, Order of Lenin #277307, Medal State Prize Medal 3rd class #1969 + more

  Awarded to Ivan Vasilyevich Popov (Иван Васильевич Попов). Russian, Soviet engineer - geologist, one of the founders of domestic engineering geology, professor of the Department of Soil Science and Engineering Geology at Moscow State University

  ¥63,037.36
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  Soviet Order of Lenin #366356

  In excellent condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity by Alexei Merezhko

  ¥24,053.73
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  Soviet Order of Suvorov 2nd Class #962

  Awarded to Guards Mj. General Vladimir Iosifovich Brezhnev for ensuring effective artillery support during the forced crossing of the Svir’ River and breaking through heavily fortified enemy lines. This was acknowledged by Supreme Commander Stalin. Brezhnev's leadership was crucial in overcoming dense enemy defenses and coordinating with rifle troops for rapid advancements and additional breakthroughs at the Megreka River. Brezhnev was arrested for counter-revolutionary activities in 1938 but released and rehabilitated in 1940 

  ¥141,004.63
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  Soviet Order of Suvorov 3rd Class #8461

  Awarded to Major Igor Aleksandrovich Danchich for leading and directly participating in the construction of 5 river crossing sites for division troops under heavy enemy fire, enabling a swift capture of a bridgehead on the Desna river's western bank. His leadership and personal involvement motivated the sappers to work quickly despite the risk from enemy artillery and air attacks

  ¥48,107.46
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  Soviet Order of Suvorov 3rd Class #9667

  Awarded to Captain Lastovsky for exceptional bravery and leadership in the battles for Aulowönen, Wehlau, and Starkenberg [East Prussia], eliminating 200 enemy soldiers and officers. During the assault on Wehlau on Jan 22, 1945, his unit destroyed 21 machine guns and captured 10 artillery pieces and 18 vehicles. On Jan 25, he led a decisive flank attack on Starkenberg, swiftly overrunning enemy trenches and securing the city, during which he was severely wounded

  ¥48,107.46
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  Soviet Order of Kutuzov 2nd Class #972

  Awarded to Major General of Aviation Sergei Favstovich Buzylev for successfully commanding his division in multiple operations, conducting hundreds of combat sorties, destroying significant enemy equipment, supplies, and infrastructure. Buzylev was highly decorated and also flew as a pilot during the Spanish Civil War

  ¥91,238.29
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  Soviet Order of Kutuzov 2nd Class #994

  Awarded to Guards Colonel Chirva for personally flying 94 combat sorties, participating in 10 air battles, and shooting down 2 enemy aircraft [at Stalingrad]. Under his leadership, the division played a key role in operations, conducting 1,392 sorties during the summer offensive of 1944. Chirva is recognized as a disciplined, tactically skilled, and demanding commander who significantly improved the combat effectiveness of the fighter aviation division he commanded

  ¥91,238.29
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  Complete Documented Group of an Order of Kutuzov 3rd class #2031, 4(!) Orders of the Patriotic War, Red Banner, Red Stars and more

  Awarded to Guards Major Pazychko for exceptional bravery in key battles. At Stalingrad, he led a counterattack that wiped out 200 enemy troops and captured 150 prisoners. At Kursk, he commanded a daring raid, liberating three settlements, seizing weapons, and eliminating another 200 enemies -personally killing 10 and taking out two machine-gun nests

  ¥99,532.68
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  Soviet Order of Kutuzov 3rd Class #7435

  Rare subvariation awarded to Lt Colonel Zabaznov. For skillfully organizing staff work under complex offensive fighting conditions. His regiment took 300 prisoners, killed over 2000 enemy soldiers and officers, destroyed 20 tanks and self-propelled guns, and captured 60 artillery pieces and over 500 trucks containing goods

  ¥48,107.46
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  Soviet Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky 2nd Class #1334

  Awarded to Lt. Colonel Evstratov for efficiently leading his troops in a successful enemy strong defense breakthrough operation on January 14, 1945, and continuing to lead them until the rifle corps reached the Vistula River. His leadership prevented casualties and cleared 2,225 anti-tank and anti-personnel mines, along with 16 time bombs in the corps's path. He also personally oversaw bridge and crossing construction, facilitating the timely movement of our forces across water obstacles. Lt. Col. Evstratov was mentioned in the book 'From Moscow to Stralsund' for his ingenious plan of digging a tunnel to get behind the enemy trenches

  ¥119,439.22
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  Soviet Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky 3rd Class #4928

  Awarded to Guards Master Sergeant Mikhail Mikhailovich Sidorov for repelling 3 enemy counter-attacks by a numerically superior force and personally killing 6 Hitlerites when crossing of the river Western Dvina after he replaced the platoon commander who was taken out of the action

  ¥29,030.37
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  Group of Orders of Bogdan Khmelnitsky 3rd class #5946, Patriotic War 1st class #287864 and Glory 2nd class #3660

  Awarded to Sgt. Storonkin for being the first to rush into the enemy trenches in East-Prussia on several occasions, killing many Germans in the process and enabling the capture of the settlements. Even when wounded he did not leave the battlefield. Sgt. Storonkin was recommended for the Order of Glory 1st class twice(!)

  ¥55,572.41
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  Soviet Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky 3rd Class #6197

  Awarded to partisan commander Obozny for leading and personally taking part of several successful partisan operations

  ¥24,883.17
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #7386

  Awarded to Major Makar Yefimovich Semenenkov for repelling four counterattacks in Livny, killing up to 100 enemy soldiers. Along the Tim River, he led a platoon to dislodge enemy forces, killing 20 and capturing 8. In Krichev, he was the first to cross the Sozh River, securing a bridgehead. Near Belitsa, he led his battalion in capturing trenches and repelling over eight attacks, inspiring his troops with his leadership

  ¥15,759.34
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  Group of the Order of Alexander Nevsky #9246, Red Banner #91354, Patriotic War 1st class #154896, Red Star #81311 and a Medal for Combat Merit

  Awarded to Guards Captain Kukoev for heroism and crucial successes on several battles (among which the Tatsinkaya Raid near Stalingrad) during the entirety of the war. Kukoev was severely wounded twice and personally eliminated at least 12 enemy soldiers

  ¥34,836.44
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #23829

  Awarded to Guards Captain Svintsitsky for destroying 2 cannons, 2 machinegun emplacements, 1 mortar, destroyed 2 pillboxes, and eliminating up to a platoon of enemy troops with his artillery battery. His smart positioning and camouflage of the cannons prevented losses and ensured a successful breakthrough for his unit 

  ¥12,856.30
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner #22642

  Awarded to gunner-bombardier Sgt. Tarasov for conducting 43 missions since his latest award. Of these missions: 12 reconnaissance missions, 21 ground strafing and bomb strike missions, 3 strikes against enemy airfields. He shot down 1 Me-109f and also hit another. The fighting took place in June 1942, when the German just started rolling towards Stalingrad. He continued participating in the Stalingrad battle all the way until the end of 1942 

  ¥13,685.74
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  Documented Group with an Order of the Red Banner #42873 and Order of the Red Star #67955

  Awarded to Jr. Lt. Kuprin for flying 41 combat sorties since August 3, 1941. He has dropped over 64,600 kg of bombs on enemy targets, destroying key objectives including a factory workshop, an ammunition depot, fuel storages, enemy airfields and multiple concentrations of enemy troops, vehicles, and anti-aircraft positions. In early 1942, he supported operations in Crimea, including bombing missions, supply drops for partisans, and frontline strikes

  ¥14,515.18
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner #44209

  Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Prokhorov for capturing a German soldier and a machine-gun, and destroying a dugout killing 10 enemy troops during a night mission on November 3-4, 1942. Later, he led a scouts detachment that destroyed enemy cannons and vehicles, and personally eliminated 2 enemy pillboxes and captured an officer. Despite being wounded, he remained in battle until ordered to withdraw

  ¥12,026.87
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner #52128

  Awarded to NKVD Captain Makarov for demonstrating bravery, decisiveness, and integrity during the Rossosh-Valuyki and Kharkov operations where he served as a counter-intelligence officer in the 12th Tank Corps. His key contributions included: Exposing Nazi agents, local collaborators, and actively disarming, guarding, and escorting POWs

  ¥11,197.43
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner #54279

  Awarded to sergeant Tretyak. Sgt. Tretyak was the  first to rush into the enemy garrison, and when his platoon leader was taken out he assumed command of the platoon himself. During this engagement comrade Tretyak destroyed a wooden bunker containing a light machine gun and killed 4 fascists. When he was severely wounded, he continued leading his men forward until he was hauled off the battlefield

  ¥7,879.67
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  Documented group of Soviet Awards: Red Banner #149867, Red Star #219601 and Medal for Combat Merit #147657

  Awarded to Major Ilya Fedorovich Zagorsky for playing a vital role in developing the Junior Lieutenant Courses during the Leningrad blockade, serving first as a company commander and later as a tactics instructor. With 25 years of experience, he trained over a hundred officers, many of whom earned battlefield honors

  ¥5,391.35
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #269394, Order Patriotic war 2nd class #271106, Orders of the Red Star #289437 + more

  Awarded to Captain Ivan Mikhailovich Gichko for destroying 1 artillery battery, 6 mortar batteries, 10 machine guns, 18 fire points, hundreds of soldiers, 15 vehicles and securing multiple towns despite injuries

  ¥6,801.40
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner #416289

  In excellent condition with crisp details and beautiful enamels

  ¥1,907.71
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner #424718

  Awarded to Lieutenant Colonel Yakov Alekseevich Kostin (Яков Алексеевич Костин) 

  ¥2,156.54
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner 2nd award #4451 reissue

  Awarded to Colonel Klochkov for replacing the wounded division commander during the period of the combat engagements of the enemy stronghold Golaya Dolina [Ukraine] and inflicted sizeable losses upon the enemy troops and materiel. For this effort, the Supreme Commander in Chief granted the division honorary name 'Pavlogradskaya'.

  ¥11,197.43
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner 2nd award #9370

  Awarded to Lt. Colonel in the State Security Grigory Andreevich Zaitsev for 20 years service

  ¥9,123.83
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner 2nd award #27756

  In excellent condition with all details crisp

  ¥7,464.95
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  Documented Group to a HSU Pilot. Red Banner 1st award #172456, 2nd award #16498, 3rd award #4314 and 4th award 1035

  Awarded to IL-2 Pilot Ternovoy for extraordinary contributions during the Great Patriotic War, consistently demonstrating bravery, skill, and leadership across various missions on the Ukrainian front. He destroyed over 19 tanks, 144 vehicles, 15 fuel tank trucks and eliminated over 920 enemy soldiers and officers. None of the Red Banners are for long service

  ¥87,091.10
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  Documented group of the Order for Service to the Homeland in the Armed Forces of the USSR 2nd class #0824 and 3rd class #13850

  Awarded to Lt. Colonel Boris Alekseevich Dotsenko (Борис Алексеевич Доценко), commander of 298 separate helicopter squadron (part of 16 airforce) stationed in the East Germany in town Haßleben

  ¥42,301.39
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  Order for Service to the Homeland in the Armed Forces of the USSR 3rd class #18006

  Awarded to Nikolai Alekseevich Platonov (Николай Алексеевич Платонов) 

  ¥5,391.35
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  Order for Service to the Homeland in the Armed Forces of the USSR 3rd class #18661

  Awarded to Nikolay Aleksandrovich Shpanka (Николай Александрович Шпанка) on 30 April 1975

  ¥5,806.07
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  Order for Service to the Homeland in the Armed Forces of the USSR 3rd class #29098

  In excellent condition and with good research potential

  ¥3,732.48
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  Order of the Red Banner of Labor of the Uzbek SSR #530

  Rare piece in excellent condition awarded to Kh. Pirmatov (Х. Пирматов)

  ¥74,649.51
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  Soviet Order of the October Revolution #41448 with booklet

  Awarded to Nina Grigorievna Deshko who was also awarded the Order of Lenin

  ¥3,566.59
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  Soviet Order of the October Revolution #73496

  Variation 2 with 5 rivets. In excellent condition

  ¥2,985.98