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Order of the Red StarOrder of the Red Star
The Order of the Red Star was given to Red Army and Navy personnel for exceptional service in the cause of the defense of the Soviet Union in both war and peace. Also awarded for 15 years of service prior to the creation of the long service awards.
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Award Group of Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #56328, Order of the Red Star #3316031 + 3316067 and a Medal for Combat Merit
Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Nikolai Ivanovich Orlov for completing 11 combat missions as a navigator delivering weapons and ammunition to Belarusian partisans under difficult weather conditions, strong opposition from night fighters and intense anti-aircraft defenses
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Documented group of an Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #127074, Red Star #3392965 and #3483510 + more
Awarded to Major Pilot Belikhov for completing 25 successful combat sorties with bravery and initiative. Despite sustaining damage during missions, he maintained his position and landed successfully. He demonstrated exceptional piloting skills and successfully completed multiple air raids, setting enemy targets ablaze. Even when his aircraft was hit, he remained composed and returned safely to base, showcasing exemplary discipline and performance
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Documented Group of Soviet awards: Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #337750, Red Star #649854 & #3261371, Medal for Combat Merit #273749 + more
Awarded to Guards Major Bronnikov for his exceptional vigilance in identifying and detaining a spy, leading to the arrest of two German intelligence agents. He also risked his life visiting the front line during the capture of Königsberg and was involved in the battles in Crimea and at Stalingrad. This lot contains his original (!) register and service record card
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Group of Soviet awards: Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #530667, Red Star #216343 and Medal for Combat Merit #136265
Awarded to jewish Major Gottlieb Moiseevich Dubinsky for leading the repair and evacuation of hundreds of armored vehicles under fire, often recovering them from front-line positions. He restored irreparable tanks, organized battlefield repairs, secured parts under combat conditions, and retrained crews
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Group of an Order of the Red Star #213780 and a Medal for Bravery #61522
Awarded to Captain Kresan for showing exceptional courage and composure, maintaining frontline communication under heavy enemy fire near Bryansk in 1941, even after being wounded. In the pivotal Battle of Kursk in 1943, he ensured swift coordination between command and units, directly contributing to operational effectiveness under extreme battlefield pressure
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #369235
Awarded to Captain Nikolay Konstantinovich Motorykin for his dedication to educating officer cadets since April 1942, excelling as one of the top instructors, which enabled cadets to master the curriculum thoroughly. Beyond the classroom, he demonstrated strong initiative, committing his full efforts to the training and development of future officers
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #688884
In great condition with well preserved enamels, free from repairs or flaking
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #725787
Awarded to Lt. Ilya Vladimirovich Borodachenko for demonstrating courage and dedication in restoring Po-2 aircraft damaged by enemy fire. On the First Ukrainian Front, he excelled in the preservation and field repair of Po-2 aircraft and ensured the successful completion of 19 combat and 25 special missions without accidents
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Complete Group of an Order of the Red Star #874567 and two Medals for Bravery #1595208 + #2417951
Awarded to NKVD Corporal Blinov for detaining six enemy agents, two enemy collaborators, and one deserter. In combat on April 20, 1945, near Waldbach [Austria], he played a key role in repelling an enemy group by delivering sustained machine gun fire, enabling the unit’s advance. He destroyed a concealed enemy machine gun bunker and, despite a nearby mine explosion, continued fighting from a new position
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #1054297
Problem free condition. Probably awarded late 1944
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #1412945 with booklet
Awarded to Sapper Sergey Arhipovich Filipovich for engaging in battles against German invaders, disarming over 250 mines, helping repel a German counterattack, personally killing 10 enemy soldiers with his machine gun and capturing one. Filipovich was severely wounded in the arm during his last battle and his arm was amputated
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #1418355
Most likely awarded in the spring of 1945
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #1517269 with booklet
Awarded to Sgt. Vasiliy Mikhaylovich Melnik for displaying bravery and courage during the battle for Sofievka on March 10, 1944. As one of the first to enter the village, Melnik discovered a timed explosive set to destroy a bridge within minutes. At great personal risk, he disarmed it, ensuring the bridge remained intact
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #1880351
Awarded to civilian cook Fedor Nikolaevich Kulakov for providing the wounded with delicious, varied, and healthy meals. He prepared individual meals for the severely wounded, aiming to satisfy their food preferences. Relatively uncommon 'MZPP' variation
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Complete Documented Group of a Soviet Order of the Red Star #2616034, Medal for Bravery #3328924 and a Medal for Combat Merit #907478
Awarded to Private Ivan Tarasovich Krivenko for exceptional skill against the Japanese imperialists, transporting equipment in tough terrain, securing artillery positions under enemy fire, and delivering ammunition during pursuit
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #3322672
Near mint condition
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #3347913
Awarded to Lt. Col. Grigory Ivanovich Miloradov (Григорий Иванович Милорадов) for 15 years of service
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #3728941
Awarded to Private Kurin for actions on July 19, 1943, near Balki Chipilkina in the Voroshilovgrad (now Luhansk) region, where under enemy machine-gun and mortar fire, he laid 30 anti-tank and 150 anti-personnel mines and ensured the delivery of over 100 additional mines to the battlefield. Note that Kurin was bestowed his Red Star in 1943, but it took decades before he actually received it. Hence the high serial number
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #3767044 with its order booklet
Scarce and very late Soviet variation with a serial number engraved with a rotating tool. Awarded to Private Joseph Stepanovich Golovaty for swiftly deploying his machine gun and opening heavy fire on the advancing enemy, eliminating one machine gun crew, one anti-tank rifle team, and up to 20 enemy soldiers.
€250.00
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