Order of Glory
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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 Glory 2nd class #10392
Awarded to Sr. Sergeant Vasilij Ivanovich Ivanov for being the first to rush into the enemy trenches with his section under heavy enemy artillery fire, where they knocked out 2 machine-gun positions and their crews with hand-grenades and killed 8 Fritzes
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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 3rd class #86364
Awarded to Private Mikhail Filippovich Peretyatko for killing 40 enemy soldiers with his cannon near the village of Ozalitsi [Latvia]. While repelling enemy counterattacks he was severely wounded but he continued carrying out his combat mission. Only when the enemy counterattack was repelled he left for the medical aid station.
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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 #477727
Awarded to Jr. Sergeant Semyon Kirillovich Krilovetsky for clearing a safe passage in the enemy barbed wire obstacle during the assault on the enemy defence line on the right bank of Dniester river in 1944. When he was wounded, he didn't abandon the battlefield, but continued to fulfill his mission
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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 #736050
In near mint condition with crisp details and stunning enamels
€130.00