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Soviet Order of Lenin #9060
Awarded to medical instructor Ivan Vasilievich Chibisov for serving as a medical instructor from 23 July 1941. He bravely rescued 145(!) wounded comrades under fire. In the Sivkovo village battle, despite being wounded, he helped 42 men, providing medical assistance to 9
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Soviet Order of Lenin #393496
In nice condition with a small enamel chip. Probably awarded around 1970
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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
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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
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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
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Soviet Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky 3rd Class #2499
Awarded to Captain Boris Ivanovich Velichko for gathering fully reliable intelligence during reconnaissance missions in which he was subject to heavy rifle, artillery, and mortar fire. By his efforts many enemy troops and material could be destroyed
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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
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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(!)
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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
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Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #22725
Awarded to Fighter Pilot and Hero of the USSR Lt. Colonel V.F. Volkov for As a skilled and brave fighter pilot, he has been in combat since Juny 1941. By early 1944, he completed 229 sorties and shot down 23 enemy planes. Honored with several prestigious awards, he led his regiment to execute over 964 sorties between July 1944 and January 1945, successfully downing 35 enemy aircraft and maintaining minimal losses
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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
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner #81497 ‘Swallow Tail’
Awarded to motorboat ace Guards Sergeant Ivan Fedorovich Sapronov for fearlessly leading the charge across the treacherous Dnieper River, making 30 perilous trips under enemy fire from
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner #151068
Nice WW2 example with much gold plating still present
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner #382083
Superb piece with full gold plating and flawless enamels
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Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #516114 and two Orders of the Red Star #359050 + #2940200
Awarded to Major Makar Ivanovich Shvakula for servicing many sorties resulting in a large number of aircraft being repaired. During one mission he had to repair 3 crashed aircraft on the field within the reach of enemy fire
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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'.
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner 2nd award #7922
Awarded to Colonel Antonov for demonstrating skill and bravery against superior enemy forces in Latvia. Present on the front lines, he personally engaged in combat with his personal fire arm to prevent encirclement after a neighboring division was overwhelmed. Under his leadership, his unit repelled 18 intense enemy counter-attacks inflicting heavy losses upon the enemy
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner 2nd award #11791
Rare variation with a 'sloppy 2'. Awarded to Major Grigory Ivanovich Filyaev for capturing the city of Insterburg (east Prussia). Major Filyaev received 4 Red Banners in total
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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
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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
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Soviet Order of the October Revolution #78045
Variation 2 with 5 rivets. In excellent condition
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #273044, less seen ‘Mercedes’ variation with its mint mark in two lines
Awarded to Pacific Fleet Captain Ivan Ivanovich Khokholin for serving with dedication in the Navy, showing excellent performance from the war's outset, achieving notable results in mobilizing naval personnel for their missions. Under his leadership, all combat tasks were successfully and timely completed. He also served on several submarines.
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #31631
Awarded to Private Nikolaj Fedorovich Demin for shooting down a Fw-190 plane with his Anti Aircraft gun preventing it attacking the ground troops
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #163192
Awarded to Major of medical corps Viktor Konstantinovich Bulakhov for personally conducting over 40 operations and over 150 initial wound dressings and thus saving the lives of many
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #252800
Awarded to SMERSH Captain Semyon Evdokimovich Agranomov for exposing dozens of infiltrators in the Red Army. His frequent visits to local SMERSH offices help bust spies, saboteurs and counter-revolutionary elements
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Complete Documented group of an Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #264474 and Red Star #1271531
Awarded to SMERSH Lt. Pashchenko for training a penal company and actively confronting enemy infiltrators within the Red Army's ranks. In 1943, he expertly managed security operations, resulting in the apprehension of German spies and collaborators. During the heat of battle in 1944 he captured two German spies, and in the same year, he orchestrated the apprehension of a spy-radist
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #349124
Awarded to Lieutenant Alexey Semenovich Klimkin for destroying 2 firing points and 23 German soldiers at the outskirts of the city of Sevastopol
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #607508
Scarce small 'Fish Eye' variation
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #611812
Scarce small 'Fish Eye' variation. Awarded to Guards Lieutenant Valentin Ivanovich Vazhenkov for being wounded while crossing the Dnieper river and as a result of the wound being treated in hospital from April 17th to August 5th 1945
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #693798
Awarded Sr. Lieutenant Terentij Grigorievich Romanenko for providing reliable wire and radio links despite complicated combat environment and thus ensured effective governance and effective fire in the required sector on the battlefield
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #746277
Awarded to SMERSH Captain Lizovenko for exposing and expelling a number unreliable elements from the ranks in East Prussia, suppressing cowardliness and panic among the troops and preventing enemy spies and saboteurs being able to infiltrate the positions of the regiment
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #798567
Awarded to Private Sergej Ivanovich Gololobov for repairing 27 line cuts at Reetz and Altdamm (border Germany and Poland) under enemy artillery and mortar fire. His effort assisted the battery commander in continuous and efficient artillery fire which resulted in the destruction of several enemy troops and guns
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #867153
Decent condition with enamel loss on its 5 o'clock ray. Good research potential
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Soviet Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #892793
Awarded to Senior Technical Lieutenant Yakov Moiseyevich Oleinik for his skills in supplying the regiment with fuel and lubricants in a timely fashion and organizing repairs of vehicles that had been put out of action during combat. As a result he greatly assisted the regiment in accomplishing its objectives
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #51268
Awarded to engineer Captain of the battleship 'October Revolution' Mikhail Ivanovich Voscin. We could not find the citation for this Red Star online but the award must be linked to his battleship and the events during 1941- first half 1942. The ship was hit several times and as repair team commander he was involved in all the battle damage repairs
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #420511
Awarded to mine thrower squad leader Abramov for exceptional courage, endurance, and discipline near Novorossiysk in 1943. By personal example he neutralized an enemy machine-gun point and eliminated up to five German soldiers and officers, motivating his unit to heroic deeds
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #960072
Probably awarded during the second half of 1944
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #1389557
Most likely awarded in the spring of 1945
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #1785182
Most likely awarded in the spring of 1945
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #1979033
Awarded to NKVD Lieutenant Ivan Mikhailovich Buyanov (Георгий Митрофанович Урванцев) for 15 year service
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #2088533
Moscow Platinpribor Factory (MZPP) production
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #3124088
In great condition with crisp details and flawless enamels
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Soviet Order of the Red Star #3455799
Stunning piece in near mint condition
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #7747
Awarded to Private Malyshev for fearless actions in the midst of enemy fire, during the battles in Ostrołęka and Różan, included clearing vital passages in enemy barbed wire, enabling the advance of our troops. Additionally, he displayed remarkable courage by deactivating 35 anti-personnel mines in a German minefield during a critical enemy defense breakthrough along the river Narev
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #17592
Awarded to Sergeant Mark Alekseevich Goncharov for his valor and bravery in repelling an enemy counterattack near Gross-Krauscha, Germany, on April 15, 1945, during which he single-handedly took out one enemy machine gun and eliminated 13 submachine-gunners
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #18642
Awarded to Sgt. Evsyutin for risking his life clearing a 15m wide save passage in our’s and the enemy’s minefield and barbed wire obstacles (east of Berlin) under intensive enemy small arms and mortar fire. He continued his combat mission until its completion despite being wounded
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #46685
Awarded Guards Sergeant Vasilj Karpovich Babanin for ensuring uninterrupted communication between the battery commander and firing positions. Despite being wounded, he bravely repaired signalling links six times under enemy artillery fire, continuing to fulfill his combat duties
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Soviet Order of Glory 3rd class #177202
Awarded to Private Fedor Markovich Skomorokh for destroying 1 vehicle, 1 heavy machine gun and 15 enemy soldiers and thus providing significant support to our advancing infantry in August 1944 at Dębica [Poland]
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Soviet Order of Glory 3rd class #268916
In nice condition. Probably awarded during the winter of 1944/1945
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Soviet Order of Glory 3rd class #326637
With signs of use and strong wear to the raised parts like the Spasskaya tower. Probably awarded early 1945
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Soviet Order of Glory 3rd class #493416
In excellent condition with problem free enamels. Probably awarded in the spring of 1945
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Soviet Order of Glory 3rd class #582163
Awarded to Private Private Iosif Martynovich Pyaskorsky for fighting in the battle for the town Stanislav [now Ukraine] on 22 July 1944 where he sustained a severe wound, which resulted amputation of the right leg
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Soviet Order of Glory 3rd class #727019
Scarce variation with an underlined serial number
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Soviet Order of Glory 3rd class #783690
In excellent condition with medium patina to the silver
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner of Labor #275424 with booklet
With award booklet dated 1953 named to Manuk Sukiasovich Demirchyan (Манук Сукиасович Демирчян)
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner of Labor #0513160
Rare variation featuring a zero in from of its serial number
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner of Labor #644531 with document
Excellent example of 'cone rivet' variation
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner of Labor #718451
In excellent condition with problem free enamels and full gold plating
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Soviet Order of the Red Banner of Labor #903129
Excellent example
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Order of the Badge of Honor #2806
Interesting early screwback piece officially converted to a suspension type by the Mint
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Order of the Badge of Honor #14779
In nice overall condition with stunning enamels. The order has been converted from screwback tot suspension and back again
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Order of the Badge of Honor #15049
Awarded to the Tajik citizen Abdullo Rakhmatuloev for his work on the Pamir Highway 'The Road on the Roof of the World'
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Soviet Order of the Badge of Honor #146982
Flatback variation with small enamel chip on top
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Soviet Order of the Badge of Honor #286124
Variation with separately soldered lettering 'CCCP'
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Soviet Order of the Badge of Honor #862765
In nice overall condition
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Group of the Order of Labor Glory 1st #0384, 2nd #2956 and 3rd #28383 Class
Awarded to Samson Enokovich Martirosyan, one of the 6(!) full cavaliers of the Order of Labor Glory in the Armenian SSR
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Soviet Order of Labor Glory 2nd class #4645
Nice example with low serial number
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Soviet Order for Personal Courage #001557
Awarded to Yury Aleksandrovich Barsukov (Юрий Александрович Барсуков). Bestowed by the decree № 1204. Officer of the ministry of internal affairs
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Group of award documents. One very early one from 1940 with an original picture
Named to Stepan Fedorovich Borisov (Степан Федорович Борисов)
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