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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #17881

  Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Mitrofan Petrovich Nikiforov for exemplary execution of the combat missions on the front in the struggle against the Finnish Whites in 1940

  £767.91
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #24274

  Awarded to Jr. Sgt. Dmitry Andreevich Mironov for exhibiting courage during the early days of the war, evacuating numerous wounded soldiers from the battlefield and providing medical assistance under enemy fire. Later, he displayed exceptional valor by returning to the battlefield to rescue a wounded comrade who had been left behind

  £362.38
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #25369

  Scarce variation with 3 rivets. Awarded to Private Petr Petrovich Mandrichenko for demonstrating bravery and precision under enemy air raids while serving as a gun layer. On 20 November 1941 he shot down an enemy aircraft, and on 24 November near Bolshekrepinskaya, he downed a second aircraft with accurate fire

  £1,337.37
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #27749

  Scarce variation with Rivets. Awarded to Senior Sergeant Semyon Ivanovich Taran

  £1,509.94
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #28815

  Awarded to Military Lawyer (and later Major General of the justice corps) Strekalovsky for exhibiting courage and fearlessness in the face of the enemy, being practically constantly present among the field troops. After the war Strekalovsky was the main prosecutor at the Novgorod trail against the Nazis 

  £603.97
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #30161

  Awarded to Sr. Lt. Ufimtsev for fighting to the last grenade against advancing German troops in the autumn of 1941. With his battery he destroyed several dozen enemy submachine and artillery observers, two enemy tanks and up to 3 infantry platoons

  £379.64
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #35515

  Awarded to Major Viktor Yefimovich Ivanov for effectively putting a halt to enemy advances and scatter their forces with precise artillery strikes In 1941, during the Defense of Odessa. He also gathered vital intelligence on enemy positions, engaged with the local population, and maintained high morale among his troops

  £448.67
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #35975

  Awarded to Private Grigory Akimovich Makarov for destroying an enemy pillbox, 4 enemy firing positions and 3 stone buildings located in the village Chernevo. All while being subject to enemy mortar fire

  £414.15
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #37500

  Awarded to medical instructor Shevchenko for exceptional heroism in rescuing 27 wounded, retrieving 8 killed soldiers with their personal firearms and conducting in several reconnaissance missions behind the enemy lines

  £465.92
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #38167

  To Private Andrej Petrovich Bindyuk. Awarded for risking his life pulling several soldier from the battlefield and addressing their wounds while being under heavy enemy fire

  £267.47
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #39160

  Awarded to the highly decorated General Boris Vladimirovich Voronich for skilful command of his regiment in combat and bravery exhibited in the struggle against the German invaders near Leningrad in 1941

  £517.69
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #45073

  Awarded to Private Pyotr Petrovich Voloshin Partisan in the 208th Comrade Stalin Partisan Detachment

  £388.27
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #48582

  Awarded to deputy mortar batallion commander Captain Ivan Ivanovich Putevskoy for being a proactive and courageous commander and destroying loads of enemy equipment and personnel. Putevskoy was recommanded for the Order of the Red Banner

  £284.73
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #48806

  Beautiful early award with stunning enamels

  £345.13
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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

  £405.53
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #52966

  Awarded to Political Commissar of aviation Verevkin for personally flying 9 night combat missions, 85 missions with signalling purposes and efficiently organizing the Communist party and Komsomol work

  £405.53
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #55283

  Nice early example with an enamel chip

  £258.85
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #56293

  Awarded to Lieutenant Petrov for repelling all the enemy attacks (which outnumbered the Soviet forces by several times) and destroying 500 enemy soldiers, 2 high calibre machine-guns, 4 heavy and 1 light machine-guns

  £405.53
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #56317

  Awarded to NKVD Major Sergei Arkhipovich Martynov for successes at the fighting in Abkhazia where his regiment killed and captures hundreds of German soldiers and officers

  £414.15
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #56608

  Awarded to Lieutenant Fedor Petrovich Sitolenko for destroying an enemy dugout used to amass the enemy troops, an enemy supply caravan and several fortified targets in the village of Tychkino (Russia)

  £396.90
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #65533

  Awarded to Captain Ovcharenko for organizing the troops into counter-attacks at the Demyansk pocket in October 1942, remaining on the battlefield after being wounded and exhibiting courage and bravery while facing the German invaders

  £276.10
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #67334

  Awarded to Sergeant Ivan Ivanovich Shumilov for personally taking over a machine gun position while being under enemy mortar fire. In a single day he silenced three machine gun nests, an enemy observation post, and a machine gun position in a house  

  £258.85
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #74942

  Awarded to gunboat commander Lieutenant Gennadij Andreevich Shichko for fighting in Stalingrad and taking out 7 tanks, 2 six barrel rocket launchers, 11 loaded trucks destroyed and eliminating up to a company of enemy troops

  £560.83
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #78828

  Awarded to Major Pavel Ivanovich Maksimov for leading the 4th rifle battalion in fierce combat, holding off enemy attacks for six days, destroying a battalion of German infantry and ten tanks. When commanders fell, he took charge, leading the surrounded unit with exceptional bravery

  £293.36
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #79881

  Awarded to flight commander Vladimir Mikhailovich Burakov for his 133 combat missions as a pilot of U-2 aircraft, of which 8 night combat missions. He also conducted 4 successful ground assault missions on the Leningrad front in difficult weather conditions

  £371.01
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #80076

  Awarded to Major Nikolaj Mikhailovich Mishutov for repairing 139 aircraft and 195 aviation engines under his direct leadership and for innovations in engineering 

  £276.10
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #80557

  Awarded to Colonel Semyon Kharitonovich Sidorov for persistence and initiative in organizing and executing transport plans ahead of schedule, ensuring the timely and uninterrupted supply of fuels and lubricants to the front

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #80630

  Beautiful early award with stunning enamels

  £250.22
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #82714

  Awarded to gunner-bombardier Jr. Lieutenant Vilchevsky for flying 176 combat sorties (including 49 at Stalingrad), delivering 28,700 kg of bombs, suppressing 18 enemy artillery positions and 6 AA sites, achieving 10 direct hits, and consistently executing precise attacks despite intense anti-aircraft fire

  £431.41
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  Documented group of two Soviet Orders of the Red Star #84874 + #756969

  Awarded to Lieutenant Orlov for suppressing an enemy machine-gun position and eliminating a group of submachine gunners and snipers. When leading the company into an assault he personally killed 4 enemies while being wounded

  £388.27
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #85173

  In superb condition. Awarded to Engineer Colonel Aleksander Pavlovich Orlov who worked at the Kulebaki Metallurgical Production Association (plant №178) or Kulebaki steel works which produced armour plates for T-60 and T-34 tanks

  £276.10
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #91301

  Awarded to Ivan Abramovich Parymud for flying 53 successful night combat sorties deep in enemy territory, maintaining flawless communications and accurately relaying orders under combat conditions. Highly proficient with radio equipment and armament, he ensured mission success and crew safety. After rapidly mastering new equipment, he completed an additional 15 night sorties against German forces near Stalingrad

  £301.99
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #93718

  Awarded to Lt. Colonel Radchenko for organizing radio communications between army units under heavy enemy aerial bombardment and direct threat of the enemy armoured forces

  £276.10
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #94946

  Awarded to Timofey Petrovich Bogdanov for participation in the heroic defense of Stalingrad and service in the army since the early days of the Patriotic War

  £181.19
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #95138

  Awarded to Lt. Zakharchenko for leading a 7 men reconnaissance squad behind the enemy lines near Stalingrad during which they killed 70 enemy (Romanian) troops and taking one prisoner. When spotted by 30 enemy soldiers the prisoner was killed and Zakharchenko personally eliminated an additional 10+ enemy troops

  £276.10
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #102405

  Awarded to Major Yakov Ivanovich Dyachkov successes attaching the enemy as a result of skilful combat governance and leadership by personal example. Major Dyachkov was highly decorated and also received an Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky 2nd class

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #102868 with documents

  Awarded to the female doctor and medical lieutenant Klavdia Nikolaevna Gakhova for providing medical aide and exceptional care to dozens of soldiers under heavy enemy fire. Gakhova was wounded as a result of anby an enemy bomb blast and was evacuated to a hospital herself

  £276.10
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #104459

  Awarded to Guards Lieutenant Vasilij Kondratievich Lezhenkov for destroying 4 pillboxes, supressing 9 firing positions and eliminating up to 2 platoons of the enemy infantry

  £250.22
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #107682

  Awarded to Sr. Lt. of the State Security Service (SMERSH) Pavel Vasilevich Kostrov forliquidating exposed deficiencies during the combat operations of 64 Army defending STALINGRAD city and during the elimination of the encircled enemy pocket. His daily prophylactic work allowed him to expose and seize the activities of cowards, panic mongers, deserters, German spies, and other enemies

  £629.86
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #111108

  Awarded to Sr Lieutenant Drepin for fighting in the center of Stalingrad. He was the first to rush into the enemy dugouts and he personally eliminated 7 officers, 17 enemy soldiers and two light machine-guns by means of hand grenades

  £474.55
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #115167

  Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Demiyan Ivanovich Bublik for skillful command of his mortar crew in combat on October 2, 1942 at Stalingrad, destroying one mortar, two heavy machine guns, one ammunition wagon, seven trenches, one pillbox, and about 270 enemy soldiers and officers, while displaying bravery, courage, and determination

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #117459

  Awarded to Guards Lieutenant Colonel Pyotr Andreyevich Savrasov

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #121876

  Awarded to Captain Aleksandrov for conducting a rescue operation for a sailor who went astray in the tundra under the most harsh weather conditions. Aleksandrov also served on several submarines in the 1930s

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #128793

  Awarded to Lieutenant Emelyan Ivanovich Belokopytov awarded for breaking through the Leningrad Siege, possibly fighting the Spanish 'Blue Division'

  £181.19
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #131864

  Awarded to Bomber Pilot Lieutenant Alasaniy for flying 201 sorties, throwing 7800 kilograms of air bombs on the manpower and equipment of the enemy. During October-November 1943 alone he destroyed a tank truck with fuel, 4 other vehicles, one apartment building containing 30 enemy soldiers, a radio station and a large number of enemy manpower

  £293.36
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #141208

  Awarded to Guards Lt. Pavlov for shooting down 11 enemy aircrafts with his platoon at Stalingrad while being under mortar, rifle and machine-gun fire. His brave and decisive conduct denied the enemy airforce the opportunity to attack the ground forces

  £345.13
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #144153

  Awarded to NKVD Border Sgt. Alexander Trofimovich Kravchenko for inspiring his men to heroic deeds by personal example and killing 41 Germans

  £159.62
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #144165

  Awarded to Guards Sr. Sergeant Evgeny Ivanovich Lebedev for shooting down a German twin-engine fighter of the Messerschmitt 110 type from a captured 20mm anti-aircraft gun and a Henschel 126 aircraft

  £276.10
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #152022

  Awarded to Guards Private Kulish for risking his life refueling tanks and armoured vehicles with his Zis-5 fuel truck at the Battle of Stalingrad. As a result of his commitment and bravery the tanks were never delayed due to lack of fuel

  £181.19
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #154134

  Awarded to Major Nikolaj Ivanovich Bogatyrev for demonstrating bravery and leadership in combat by leading his artillery troops to suppress enemy positions in Sovkhoz "Varaksino" and thus neutralizing 5 enemy positions

  £224.33
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #158779

  Awarded to Captain Vladimir Andreevich Savitsky. Savitsky has been in the NKVD since 1928. Since 1941, he has been serving in the special department SMERSH. As a special operative, he relentlessly fought with the enemies and meticulously performed all assigned missions. As the result of his painstaking effort, many spies and traitors were exposed

  £276.10
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #161691

  Awarded to the female Master Sergeant Nina Vasilievna Zemtsova for replacing the unit's telephone operator when being surrounded by the enemy in 1942, assisting the artillery crews in moving equipment, providing medical aide to the wounded and evacuating 28 wounded troops and their personal arms from the battlefield

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #164522

  Awarded to Pilot Vyacheslav Andreevich Antoniev for outstanding courage and combat skill, completing 24 combat sorties, shooting down an enemy aircraft, destroying ground targets and ammunition depots, and repeatedly bringing his damaged aircraft safely home despite wounds, fire, and critical fuel shortages. In total, Antoniev was credited with eight aerial victories

  £310.62
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #164994

  Awarded to Pilot Lt. Onishchenko for effectively conducting over 250 flight missions and delivering valuable intelligence while being under enemy fire and in bad weather conditions

  £258.85
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #173300

  Awarded to Major Akim Ivanovich Samokhvalov for his outstanding capabilities in the defensive operations in August 1942 and in the offensive operation during February-March 1943 which resulted of the uninterrupted supply of required material

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #173512

  Awarded to Captain Gorokhov for courageous and skillful leadership in March 1943 offensive operations, where he personally directed and maneuvered machine-gun crews under heavy fire, broke strong enemy defenses, executed a successful flanking attack that caused enemy panic. Tragically, Captain Gorokhov was killed in September (!) 1945

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #173823

  Awarded to Lt. Mokrausov for conducting numerous reconnaissance raids behind the enemy line and delivering valuable intelligence regarding the enemy positions and forces, personally eliminating several German soldiers, capturing pillboxes and being wounded. Recommended for the Order of the Red Banner

  £198.45
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #174670

  Awarded to Cossack Sr. Lieutenant Sapunov for personally leading an assault by the Cossacks and eliminating up to a platoon of the enemy infantry, rushing the enemy trench eliminating a German officer spotter and deactivating a mine near that trench 

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #179220

  Awarded to Aleksej Milentievich Danilenko for maintaining perfect signalling capability under heavy enemy fire without a single minute outrage and thus enable fire support to our rifle units [Stalingrad Front]

  £224.33
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #182285

  Stunning example awarded to civilian Yakov Efimovich Romanov for exemplary execution of the mission for delivering supplies to Leningrad city and the Leningrad front during its siege

  £224.33
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #183003

  Awarded to Military Engineer III rank Sergey Mikhailovich Klimenko for participating in the defense of Odessa and Sevastopol where provided timely repairs of front line supply vehicles under difficult conditions 

  £181.19
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #193091

  Awarded to Sergeant Daniil Ivanovich Chernega for showing exceptional courage and manhood in organizing food for the soldiers in the most difficult and dangerous areas

  £207.08
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  Documented group of an Order of the Red Star #202183 and Order of Glory 3rd class #70836

  Awarded to Guards Sergeant Chistyak for rolling out his gun on his own initiative destroying 3 machine guns, 5 bunkers and over 20 fascists. Later, during the offensive, the combat team was incapacitated leaving Chistyak alone at his gun reflecting counterattacks. Being injured he did not leave the gun and went on fighting the unequal battle and destroyed two machine guns and 7 fascists

  £362.38
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #202029

  Awarded to Captain Mikhail Nazarovich Kamuz for rolling out a machine gun into an open position after his first one was disabled by a direct hit. As a result he set fire to one armored vehicle of the enemy and provided fire support for the advancing units of the battalion. During this battle, comrade Kamuz was seriously wounded

  £198.45
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  Complete Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of the Red Star #206340, Medals for Bravery #2531293, Combat Merit #339277, Stalingrad and Prague

  Awarded to truck driver Grigory Mikhailovich Orlov for bravery in Lviv during the high tide of the German advance in 1941, at Stalingrad during the German siege in 1942/43 and at Kursk during operation "Zitadelle" in the summer of 1943

  £301.99
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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

  £431.41
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #216036

  Naval Red Star awarded to Major Shavkin for preventing publications of military secrets

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #216284

  Awarded to T-34 tank commander Lieutenant Grigory Stepanovich Mansurov for annihilating 3 guns and one dugout with the enemy infantry in it from his tank and up to 1 platoon of German soldiers and officers with machine gun fire

  £232.96
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  Documented group of two Orders of the Red Star #222043 + #285777

  Awarded to Captain Alexander Petrovich Klochkov for tremendous successes in fighting off German attacks killing hundreds of enemy troops, several tanks, cannons and machine gun positions with his battalion 

  £465.92
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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

  £327.87
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #226669

  Awarded to Colonel Nikolaj Porfirievich Kuzmin for the construction of defensive fortifications at the Bryansk front between Stalingrad and Saratov

  £250.22
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  Group of 3 Red Stars #231898, #3370423 & #3543281

  Awarded to Fighter Pilot Romanenko for proving himself a bold and skilled combat pilot. He flew 15 missions escorting attack aircraft, successfully repelling all enemy fighter assaults. On July 30 1943 [at the Battle of Kursk], he personally shot down a German FW-190 in a fierce air battle. In one mission, upon spotting two FW-190s attacking an IL-2, he fearlessly rushed into the fight. With sharp maneuvers, he outflanked the enemy, and sent one burning German plane crashing to the ground while the other fled

  £560.83
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #271903

  Stunning example. Most likely awarded during August-September 1943

  £146.68
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  Documented group of Soviet Awards: Order of the Red Star #240954 and medals for Stalingrad, Berlin, Warsaw and Germany

  Nice and complete group awarded to Sr. Sergeant Yakov Fedorovich Tkachenko. Comes with Original pictures and several documents

  £327.87
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #288601

  Beautiful example awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Ivan Leontievich Gakh for conducting political rallies and education while leading and inspiring the troops for heroic feats by personal example. He also led the evacuation of the wounded from the battlefield

  £155.31
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #298737

  Awarded to T-34 Tank Commander jr. Lieutenant Grigory Afanasyevich Volkov for maintaining vital communications from a T-34 tank during the brigade’s September–October 1943 offensive, keeping links active under heavy fire, and personally delivering reports from staff to the front line

  £241.59
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #300832

  Probably awarded during the first half of 1943. The enamels of all arms have been replaced. Still nice eye appeal

  £51.77
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #302093

  Awarded to Sr. Lt. Bulatov for decisive leadership and personal bravery while repelling an enemy tank assault near Bakirovka by swiftly deploying his gun, destroying two Panzer IV tanks, and forcing the remaining enemy armor to retreat, thereby preventing a breakthrough into the regiment’s rear

  £198.45
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #310808 with booklet

  Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Ivan Kuzmich Olshansky for personally capturing an enemy soldier and destroying 4 bunkers, 3 machine gun firing points and dozens of enemy soldiers with his battery

  £163.94
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #313260

  Excellent example awarded to Lieutenant Vasily Gerasimovich Kushnarev for repairing 52 tanks, of which 4 tanks were repaired directly on the battlefield under enemy fire

  £112.17
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #317677

  Stunning example. Most likely awarded during the second half of 1943

  £138.05
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  Group of an Order of the Red Star #330605, Patriotic War, Badge of Honor, Bravery Medal and more

  Awarded to Sergeant Sergey Vasilievich Brusnikin for taking out up to 20 enemies

  £189.82
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #339396

  Awarded to Sergeant Yakov Ponkratievich Lebid for bravery and effective combat actions, including killing 25 German soldiers, destroying a heavy machine gun, damaging an enemy mortar, and supporting infantry operations with machine-gun fire

  £155.31
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #353895

  Awarded to Chief Editor of the 'The Guard of the North' Major Dokuchaev. For personally writing the main front page articles, which reflect the current and most important military and political issues. He visited the field troops many times, where he gathered material

  £155.31
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #367780

  Nice example awarded to Hero of the Soviet Union Colonel (later Major General) Nikolay Vasilievich Sokolov

  £181.19
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  Documented group of Soviet Awards: Orders of the Red Star #357532, Medal for Combat Merit #2820354 and Campaign Medals

  Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Rudenko for consistently delivering ammunition from the rear directly to the firing positions and organizing repairs. Repeatedly, during the crossing of the Vazuza River, he skillfully transported vehicles loaded with ammunition without any losses from enemy air attacks

  £232.96
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  Documented group of Soviet Awards: Orders of the Red Star #383752, Medal for Bravery #2721257 and Medal for the Liberation of Warsaw

  Awarded to Guards Sgt. Lomadze for directing fire on enemy positions during a night battle on October 22, 1943, holding off advancing tanks and Ferdinand self-propelled guns which repelled the German attack. Also awarded for restoring two disabled vehicles under artillery fire on April 25–26, 1945, after a column was bombarded by enemy aircraft during a traffic jam at the Berlin-Zorashchikh highway bridge

  £258.85
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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

  £129.42
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #390563

  Most likely awarded the second half of 1943

  £73.34
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #391210

  Most likely awarded in the summer of 1943

  £69.03
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #391862 with booklet

  Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Datsko for valor, boldness, and decisive leadership during offensive operations from 21–23 October 1943, when he conducted successful reconnaissance that revealed and enabled the destruction of multiple enemy batteries and positions, ensuring the regiment’s advance and fulfillment of its combat mission

  £181.19
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #394133

  Most likely awarded the second half of 1943

  £73.34
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #401015

  Nice example. Most likely awarded in the winter of 1943

  £103.54
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #413077

  Awarded to Lt. Demyanovich for bravery and courage in the opening phase of the battle of Kursk in which he participated directly in destroying up to an infantry company and two heavy machine guns

  £129.42
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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

  £103.54
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #420807

  Excellent example. Most likely awarded during the second half of 1943

  £120.79
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #424375

  Beautiful piece. Most likely awarded in the winter of 1943

  £112.17
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #437596

  Nice example. Most likely awarded in the winter of 1943

  £133.74
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #439092

  Awarded to Major of the Northen Fleet Mikhail Alekseevich Glovenko. In pristine condition, next to impossible to upgrade

  £120.79
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  Soviet Order of the Red Star #443925

  Small superficial enamel chip. Most likely awarded in the winter of 1943

  £103.54