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  Group of a Gold Star Hero of the Soviet Union #1586, Order of Lenin #16008 and more

  Rare 'transitional' variation. Awarded to Major Boris Tarasovich Pischikevich Awarded for defending the bridgehead, fending off 5 enemy counterattacks, clearing the enemy trenches and replacing the wounded commissar 

  ¥131,267.14
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  Documented Group of a Gold Star Hero of the Soviet Union #4605, Order of Lenin #20568, Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #66989

  Awarded to Lieutenant Petr Antonovich Bogatov for destroying 2 “Tiger” tanks, 2 SPGs, 3 APCs, and up to a company of enemy troops and personally eliminating 10 Hitlerites and capturing 5 prisoners

  ¥105,482.52
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  Documented Group of a Gold Star Hero of the Soviet Union #5500 Order of Lenin, Red Banner

  Awarded to tank commander Tsirubin for being the first to cross the Narev River and having huge successes

  ¥85,948.72
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  Documented Group of a Gold Star Hero of the Soviet Union #6043, Order of Lenin #41632 and extra’s

  Awarded to Colonel Alexander Danilovich Kharitonov for fighting against and defeating several SS elite units in Poland

  ¥85,948.72
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  Group to a Hero of the Soviet Union #6580 with document, medals and badges

  Awarded to Fighter Pilot and Major Mishustin for participating in 68 air battles in which he personally achieved 16(!) air victories and contributed to 8 group victories. When he ran out of ammunition he even rammed a Me-109 with his plane. Next to his air victories he destroyed a huge number of enemy troops, vehicles and ammunition

  ¥87,511.42
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  Soviet Hero of Socialist Labor #3340 with large award certificate

  Awarded to Fenya Yezekimovna Harutyunyan who at a collective farm named after Molotov

  ¥22,659.21
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  Group of Awards to a Hero of Socialist Labor #14758 with documents

  Awarded to Ivan Grigorievich Kizima, chairman of the collective farm named after Chkalov

  ¥19,846.34
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  Group of an early Order of Lenin #12075 and a Red Banner #148396 with document

  Awarded to NKVD Colonel Andrei Ivanovich Chudakov, head of the Political Department of Dnepropetrovsk Red Banner Artillery School

  ¥46,099.77
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  Group of the Order of Lenin #26118, Red Banner #161747 and Medal for Combat Merit #237448

  Scrace 'dimpleless' variation of the Order of Lenin. All items are in excellent condition

  ¥16,408.39
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of Lenin #38438 and Red Banners #136988 and #309277

  Beautiful awards in near mint condition. Interestingly enough his Order of Lenin was bestowed despite some strong criticism on his input and mismanagement. Very unusual

  ¥17,580.42
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  Documented Group of an Order of Kutuzov 2nd class #915, Order of Lenin #44593, Red Banners, Medal for Bravery #45(!) and much more

  Awarded to Hero of the Soviet Union Colonel Aleksej Ignatievich Negoda. Commander of the 171st rifle “Idritsa” division for raising the Victory Banner over the Reichstag

  ¥101,575.76
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  Documented Group of an Order of Lenin #58493, Order of the Red Banner #178531 and Victory over Germany

  Awarded to Georgy Mikhailovich Abrosimov in outstanding condition

  ¥14,064.34
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  Soviet Order of Lenin #94173 and a Medal for Valiant Labor with document

  Awarded to a woman (Anastasia Gavrilovna Baybarak). Early suspension variation in near mint condition

  ¥13,282.98
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of Lenin #140661, Orders of the Red Banner #258565 & #456076, Orders of the Red Star #963080 & #1635332 and Medal for Bravery #3550

  Awarded to Colonel Demyan Ignatievich Gronsky (Демьяч Игнатьевич Гронский) who served in the Polish Army. He received his very low numbered Bravery Medal for action at Khalkhin Gol and his Red Star for effectively organizing and managed the training of communication specialists

  ¥28,910.02
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  Documented Group of an Order of Lenin #169106 and Badges

  Awarded to senior dispatcher of the Kursk traffic department of the Moscow-Kursk railway Vasily Semenovich Karachevtsev

  ¥20,705.83
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of Lenin #196948 and Red Banner #354036 

  Awarded to NKVD Pilot and Senior Lt. Kaidan who served in the aviation unit assigned to the Ukhtpechlag (part of the NKVD GULAG system)

  ¥16,408.39
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of Lenin #250857, Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #57106, Red Star #1105208 and Medal for Combat Merit

  Awarded to Colonel Ivan Georgievich Ragozny for his contribution of the liberation of the Crimean peninsula. All items are in near mint condition

  ¥28,910.02
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of Lenin #269405, Order of the Red Banner of Labor #158106

  Beautiful set awarded to Vladimir Petrovich Oleynik (Владимир Петрович Олейник) 

  ¥19,143.12
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  Group of the Order of Lenin #276785, Red Banner #347930 and 2 Red Stars #2027242 + #2029462

  Awarded to Captain Ignat Vasilyevich Sulimov who was stationed in Vladivostok at the Japanese front

  ¥14,064.34
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  Complete Group of an Order of Lenin #282954, 3 Red Banners #959, #42, #5473, 3 Orders of the Patriotic War 1st class #4400, #83656, #182062, 2 Red Stars #1433, #948840 and XX RKKA medal

  Awarded to Major General Ilya Dmitrievich Glazyev for leading frontline T-26 tank assaults in Spain, destroying enemy positions, restoring broken lines, capturing weapons and vehicles, and repeatedly attacking from his tank under heavy fire, playing a key role in stabilizing the fronts at Jarama, Guadalajara, Madrid, and Majadahonda

  ¥125,016.32
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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

  ¥59,382.75
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of Lenin #294267, Red Banner #350334 and Red Star #1023253

  Awarded to Major Maxim Georgievich Bolshakov (Максим Георгиевич Большаков)

  ¥19,143.12
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of Lenin #320372, Order of the Red Banner #352945, Orders of the Red Star #1152081 & #1970983 and Medal for Combat Merit #1416631

  Awarded to Colonel Pavel Kondratievich Gavrilov (Павел Кондратьевич Гаврилов)

  ¥23,049.88
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order of Lenin #415409, Order of the Red Banner of Labor #610676 and Order of the Badge of Honor #415326

  Awarded to Doctor of Medical Sciences Petr Georgievich Metsov (Петр георгиевич Мецов) of the Crimean Medical Institute

  ¥19,143.12
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  Documented Group of an Order of Suvorov 3rd class #8863, three Red Banners, Red Star and Medals

  Awarded to Colonel Mihail Nikolaevich Zhirnov for personally commanding his regiment on the battlefield. As a result of his bravery and skillful military command the enemy lost hundreds of troops and dozens of vehicles and tanks

  ¥69,540.33
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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

  ¥93,762.24
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  Group of a Bogdan 2nd #744 and Kutuzov 2nd #1509

  Beautiful and arare group of awards to Major Mikhail Ivanovich Sheremet

  ¥175,804.20
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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(!)

  ¥52,350.58
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  Group of the Order of Glory 1st #363, 2nd #8198 and 3rd class #177443

  Awarded to Alexandr Semenovich Pisklov awarded for true heroism and eliminating dozens of enemy soldiers

  ¥78,135.20
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  Group of Awards to a full Cavalier of the Order of Glory. 1st class #1009, 2nd class #5599 and 3rd class #67917

  Awarded to Guards Sapper-Scout Alexey Maksimovich Liskin for making several passes in the enemy's minefields under difficult circumstances and under enemy fire. He successfully ensured the crossing of tanks through swampy terrain and destroyed over a platoon of enemy soldiers

  ¥93,762.24
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  Group of Awards to a full Cavalier of the Order of Glory #1395

  Awarded to scount Petr Romanovich Senchenko for bravery, being the first to rush into enemy trenches and eliminating and capturing dozens of German soldiers

  ¥74,228.44
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  Documented 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

  ¥32,816.78
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Order of Nevsky #19930, Red Banner #260477 and #2604778, Patriotic War 2nd class #217507, Red Star #102430 and #3369427 + more

  Awarded to Lt. (later Major) Boris Appolinarievich Kulish for huge successes fighting the enemy at Kerch Peninsula, street fighting in Berlin and during the beginning of the war in Russia

  ¥25,784.62
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  Order Group of the Order of Alexander Nevsky #21122, Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #80622, 2x Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #413683 & #496234 and 2x Order of the Red Star #470638 and #3424978

  Awarded to Sr. Sergeant and later Lieutenant Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Tverdiy for driving the enemy out of the trenches, personally killing dozens of Germans, capturing equipment and ammunition and being a great example to his men

  ¥21,096.50
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  Documented Group of the Order of Alexander Nevsky #23227, Red Banner #88458, 138830 and Red Banner 3rd awarding #5785

  Awarded to Guards Colonel Bratanovsky for exceptional leadership by applying his experience from the Civil and Winter Wars to modernize officer training. His skill, resolve, and bravery (proven when he was wounded in battle) ensured effective instruction even during front-line relocations. All awards are in exceptionally well-preserved, near-mint condition

  ¥32,816.78
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #4013 (mirror reverse), Red Star #1789858, Patriotic War 1st class #861045 + more

  Awarded to Guards Sgt. Leifura for bravely driving his armored vehicle in combat during the Battle of Kalkhin-Gol. On July 2nd, he was wounded. The vehicle was hit but he was able to repair it under enemy fire and get the vehicle back into action. Later, in Dresden, he personally annihilated up to 20 enemy soldiers and officers and restored 7 disabled tanks and 2 wheeled vehicles on the battlefield 

  ¥14,845.69
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner Mirror Reverse #4312, Red Star, Patriotic War 2nd class and Medal for Combat Merit + more

  Awarded to Pilot and Sr. Lt. Stepan Semyonovich Evtushenko for fighting the White Finns in the Winter War in 1940 where he made 27 combat sorties

  ¥16,408.39
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #13115 (mirror reverse) and Medal for Combat Merit #62927

  Awarded to Nikolaj Mikhailovich Mikhailov for fighting against the White Finns in 1939 where he was wounded near lake Suvantoyarvi. After being hospitalized he became director of a war production plant 

  ¥10,938.93
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #18018 (mirror reverse), Red Star #1028908 and Patriotic War 1st class #861045

  Awarded to Lt. Colonel Krivosheya for courage and leadership in battle, inspiring his soldiers through personal example and steadfast Bolshevik conviction, particularly during the fighting for Yelnya (Smolensk region), where he led attacks and effectively organized headquarters operations

  ¥8,204.20
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner #28975 & #60507

  Awarded to Pilot lieutenant Tavolzhanov. Beautiful group in excellent condition

  ¥21,096.50
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  Group of duplicate Soviet Orders and Medals. Red Banners 1st (#32438) and 2nd award (#4234), Order Patriotic war 1st class (#114318 ) and more

  Awarded to navigator pilot Lieutenant Lebedev with amazing research

  ¥21,877.86
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  Small Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #34703 and Red Star #2257315

  Awarded to Colonel and Battalion Commissar Nikolay Efimovich Turaev for huge successes with his regiment and personally flying 10 sorties. He was recommended for the Order of Lenin

  ¥7,813.52
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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

  ¥13,673.66
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner 1st (#44067) and 2nd award (#1530), Order Patriotic war 1st class (#282081) and 2nd class (#5388) + more

  Awarded to Captain (and later Major General) Anatoly Yegorovich Yemelyanov

  ¥20,315.15
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  Documented group of Soviet Orders and Medals: 2x Red Banner #44223 + #318373, Red Star #241836 and medals

  Awarded to Guards Major Vasilij Ivanovich Mironov for huge successes repelling German attacks in the Kalinin and Smolensk region

  ¥10,938.93
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  Complete Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #48801, Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #89457 and Medals

  Awarded to Pilot Zavalinich for conducting well over a 100 successful combat sorties, managing to fly his damaged aircraft back at base after hit by AA fire over Riga, shooting down a ME-109, returning his plane after hit by 3 Me-110s, succesfully completing 5 combat sorties against the enemy troops at Stalingrad and much more 

  ¥25,003.26
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  Group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #54525, Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #133183, Orders of the Red Star #1930785 and #3229974

  To Guards Lt. Colonel Taran who served in the Polish Army. Awarded for demonstrating exceptional skill in organizing intelligence operations. In August 1943, his efforts near led to the capture of 49 enemy troops. Before the battle for Warsaw, he conducted reconnaissance raids that captured 13 prisoners, providing crucial intelligence. During the Vistula river crossing, he was among the first to reach the left bank and helped seize Kepa Kielpinska

  ¥14,064.34
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  Documented group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #70843, Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #404922, Order of the Red Star #3275998

  Awarded to Guards Captain Nikolay Alexandrovich Kuts for providing air defense during the Battle of Kursk, where he and his crews shot down five German aircraft despite heavy bombing. In the Berlin Offensive (April 15–29, 1945), his company downed three Fw-190s and took part in street fighting, clearing buildings and cellars, killing over ten Panzerfaust crews and up to a platoon of enemy troops

  ¥14,455.01
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #90456, Order Patriotic war 1st class #38170 and 2nd class #392597 + Medal for Combat Merit #23403

  Rare and complete Naval group in near mint condition and with amazing research. Awarded to Lt. Viktor Pavlovich Shpakov

  ¥13,126.71
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  Very Complete Group of Soviet Orders and Medals: Patriotic War 1st class #92330, 2nd class #66848 + more

  Order of the Red Banner, Patriotic War, Combat Merit, Campaign Medals and many personal items. Comes with extensive research to political officer 'Major Litvinenko'

  ¥5,625.73
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  Group of Soviet Awards: Order of the Red Banner #95307, Medal for Bravery #582527 and medals

  Awarded to Lt. Grigorian for exceptional courage and fearlessness and personally saving dozens of lives; 5 of them by by swimming across the Oka River and 53 seriously wounded soldiers were saved by him from the battlefield. Recommended for the Order of LENIN

  ¥2,734.73
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  Complete Group of Soviet Awards to a Partisan: Red Banner #96690, Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #84518 and Partisan Medal with documents (Revised: Citation Found)

  For successfully leading partisan operations which resulted in the elimination of a German garrison and German collaborator Policemen in Aug 1943, capturing and holding an enemy garrisons for 2 months until arrival of the Red Army in Oct 1943, personally leading an ambush operation of a partisan section in Sept 1943 and sabotaging rail ways in Feb 1944

  ¥12,892.31
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  Complete Group of Soviet Orders of the Red Banner #98374 and Red Star #1065296 with document

  Awarded to Lt. Yatsun for being the first to rush into the enemy trenches and capturing 2 light machine-guns, personally capturing 3 enemy prisoners with valuable information and eliminating 137 soldiers with his platoon

  ¥5,078.79
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  Documented group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #100949, Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #292086, Order of the Red Star #409582

  Awarded to Lt. Andrey Maksimovich Kalashnik for exceptional heroism in the defense of the Parichi–Chirkovichi highway, where in a spectacular manner he personally destroyed two Ferdinand tanks under heavy fire, killed up to 40 enemy soldiers, led his company into hand-to-hand combat, and turned the tide of battle by forcing the enemy to retreat in panic. For this feat he was recommended for the title HERO OF THE SOVIET UNION

  ¥7,188.44
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  Group of Soviet Orders of the Patriotic War 2nd class #18761 and Red Banner #101397 with ID

  Awarded to Captain (later Lt. Col.) Goridko for taking a seemingly impenetrable fortress on the Taman Peninsula and commanding the defence of ferocious enemy counter-attacks supported by tanks and fresh SS troops at the Oder River 

  ¥6,407.09
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  Complete documented Group of Soviet Awards. Order of the Red Banner #104502, Medal for Bravery #278057 and #340046 + more

  Awarded to machine gunner on a T-34 tank, Sergeant (later Major in the KGB!) Stepanov for demonstrated exceptional bravery and skill during several battles on his T-34 Tank. While carrying out this task, he entered a burning tank, successfully navigated through enemy lines, and eliminated up to 16 enemy soldiers and officers during the mission

  ¥7,500.98
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  Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banners #117855 & #186819, Orders of the Patriotic war 1st class #99472 & #285594

  Awarded to Major Sergey Grigorievich Zakharov for exceptional bravery and skill as a pilot during his 83 combat sorties on the IL-2 aircraft across multiple fronts. He played a critical role in destroying 31 enemy aircraft on the ground, personally downing FW-190s, and eliminating a tank, vehicles, and artillery positions

  ¥21,877.86
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  Group of Soviet Orders and Medals Red Banner #121901, Order Patriotic War #247484 and 2x Red Star #333077 + #3354478

  Awarded to Captain Vladimir Nikolaevich Morev for bravery while being wounded and many other feats

  ¥3,906.76
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  Documented group of Soviet Orders and Medals 2x Red Banner #137271 + #137279, 2x Red Star #132362 + #3354478, Order Patriotic War #426026 and more

  Awarded to Guards Sr. Political Commissar Anton Gordeevich Krivorot. Note the close numbers of the Red Banners

  ¥7,813.52
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  Complete documented group of Soviet Awards: Red Banner #155080, Order of the Patriotic War 2nd class #143306, Red Star #3230831 and 2 Medals for Combat Merit

  Awarded to Lt. Colonel Kurinny for directing artillery fire that shattered enemy strongholds, wiped out batteries and supply convoys, and opened the path for advancing forces. Also celebrated for leading a devastating assault that demolished multiple bunkers with pinpoint fire, driving a rapid and forceful breakthrough into enemy territory

  ¥6,407.09
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner 1st (#169392) and 2nd award (#26053), two Orders of the Patriotic war 2nd class (#384352 + #987586), two Orders of the Red Star (#813387 + #863578)

  Impressive and large award set to Colonel Iosif Ivanovich Gats

  ¥11,329.60
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #181024, Order Patriotic War 2nd class #144588, #145231 and #3196771, Red Star #309483 + medals

  An impressive and very complete grouping awarded to Captain Pavlyuchenko for demonstrating bravery and tactical skill in multiple engagements, leading to the destruction of numerous enemy firing points, machine gun emplacements, and enemy soldiers 

  ¥7,500.98
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #190217, Order Patriotic war 1st class #96545 and 2nd class #419079, Red Star #251950, Combat Merit #29741+ more

  Awarded to Major (later Lt. Col.) Aleksandr Trofimovich Bugaev. An impressive and rare mixture of labor and military awards with their documents. All in near mint condition and none of them awarded for long service

  ¥19,143.12
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  Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #201930, Medal for Combat Merit and Campaign Medals

  Awarded to Guards Captain Ilya Dmitriyevich Zvorigin who as the commander of the 3rd ISU-122 Battery has been commanding his battery skillfully and efficiently in combat. Because of this, his battery has destroyed or killed the following enemy material and troops: 6 tanks, 5 guns, 32 vehicles, 6 motorcycles and 65 enemy infantrymen

  ¥3,281.68
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  Group of Soviet Orders. Red Banner #212077 and Red Banner of Labor #360323

  Awarded to navy captain Tituzov for the defense of the Crimea

  ¥3,516.08
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  Group of Soviet Orders of the Red Banner #213293 and Red Star #3222556

  Awarded to Fighter Pilot and Jr. Lt. Scherbatykh for conducting dozens of successful combat missions and and attacking a superior enemy fighter group of up to 20 Fw-190s and Me-109s

  ¥3,516.08
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  Documented Group of Fighter Pilot Awards. Red Banner 1st (#216370) and 2nd award (#25742), Order Patriotic war 1st class (#152045) and more

  Awarded to Pilot Lt. Simanzhonkov for flying dozens of successful missions during which he proved to be a bold and courageous fighter pilot. When attacked by 2 German Me-109s he shot down one and routed the other one  

  ¥22,659.21
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #243309 and #429237, Medal for Combat Merit #386243 and #1447130, Campaign Medals

  Awarded to Captain Teryaev for his role in both the Battle of Berlin as in Kursk where he developed operative plans for the offensive operations while present right on the forward combat line

  ¥7,969.79
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #245718, Order Patriotic war 1st class #130524 and 2nd class #255586, 2 Orders of the Red Star #464501 and #491696 + more

  Awarded to Captain Ivan Nikolaevich Sintsev (Иван Николаевич Синцев) for inflicting huge losses upon the enemy in Germany, Poland and Czechia

  ¥12,267.23
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  Documented group of an Order of the Red Banner #226311 and two Red Stars #1666578 & #3281398

  Awarded to Guards Lieutenant Pavel Ivanovich Vlasov for destroying two enemy aircraft with direct tank fire near the front line. During battle in northern Germany, he replaced a wounded tank commander, led the tank into combat, and destroyed an armored personnel carrier, two anti-tank guns, five machine-gun positions, and about 25 enemy soldiers

  ¥5,703.87
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  Documented group of Soviet Awards: Red Banner #265254, Red Star #815465, #815600 & #3295575, Medal for Combat Merit

  Awarded to Guards Major Pavel Grigorievich Kozakov for destroying 2 enemy tanks while commanding of a group of 4 tanks and 2 SPGs, for street fighting in Potsdam, fighting in Lviv and arranging new party members

  ¥5,313.19
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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

  ¥6,407.09
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #289761, Order Patriotic war 1st class #163551 and 2nd class #349440 and Red Star #684727

  Awarded to Lieutenant Petr Konstantinovich Sidorov. An impressive group with awards given for combat action in Berlin and Prague (non of them for long service)

  ¥12,501.63
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  Group of Soviet Orders and Medals. Red Banner #303181 and Red Star #876640 + more

  Awarded to lieutenant colonel Yakov Semenovich Manuilov. The awards are in excellent condition and come with a ribbon bar and award booklet

  ¥3,125.41
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner (#312751), two Orders of the Red Star (#1693455 + #2032736) and a Medal for Combat Merit (#1331722)

  Awarded to Naval Pilot Major (later Colonel) Ivan Fyodorovich Karpov

  ¥6,094.55
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  Soviet Documented Group of an Order of the Red Banner #369122 and a Red Star #2694462

  Beautiful orders awarded to Major Vasily Danilovich Penkov (Василий Данилович Пеньков)

  ¥2,969.14
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #374686, Order Patriotic war 1st class # 46864 and 2nd class #444010, 2 Orders of the Red Star #701703 and #2757723

  Awarded to Lt. Colonel Grigorj Ivanovich Schinov for exemplary organization and leadership of brigade rear services during multiple combat operations from 1942 to 1945 in Karelia and near Nikel. As head of the organization and planning section, and later acting rear area commander, Major Schinov ensured continuous supply of ammunition, fuel, and provisions despite severe shortages of transport and extremely difficult terrain and weather conditions

  ¥12,501.63
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  Group of an Order of the Red Banner #384900, Medal for Combat Merit #1330593 and a Medal for the Defense of Moscow

  All in excellent condition

  ¥2,031.52
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner 1st (#393563) and 2nd award (#27724), Order of the October Revolution (#26480), two Orders of the Red Star (#1693484 + #1985589)

  Impressive and large award set to full Admiral and Submariner Fedor Yakovlevich Sizov. All orders are in stunning condition

  ¥16,408.39
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  Complete Partisan award grouping. Red Banner #510788, and two Orders of the Red Star #781370 + #3015973, Partisan Medal 1st class and more

  Awarded to Mikhail Matveevich Uksusov for playing a key role in organizing and managing personnel records for the Belarusian partisan movement, creating a database for approximately 50,000 partisans despite limited staff. His efficient work and leadership significantly contributed to the growth and effectiveness of the partisan forces during the war

  ¥7,813.52
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #512430, Order of the Red Star #3162718 and Medal for Combat Merit

  Complete grouping in mint condition awarded to Midshipman Nikolay Dmitrievich Gorshkov

  ¥3,750.49
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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  

  ¥4,531.84
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #537870, two Orders of the Red Star #3489273 + #3751320 (rotating tool!), Order of the Patriotic War #3449214 + more

  All in superb condition and awarded to Colonel Andrej Prokofievich Kolomiytsev (Андрей Прокофьевич Коломийцев)

  ¥5,938.28
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  Complete documented group of Soviet Awards. Red Banner #551825, Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #78911 and second class #141105, Order of the Red Star #63667 + more

  Awarded to Captain Handozhko for leading a daring advance into enemy rear positions and gathering vital intelligence. In one action, his company executed a rapid flanking maneuver, encircled retreating German forces, and eliminated over 50 enemy troops without losses. In another, he repelled multiple tank assaults under heavy pressure, holding a key position and capturing prisoners and weapons.

  ¥15,236.36
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  Soviet Order of the Red Banner #37556 & Red Banner ‘2’ #3286

  Awarded to Pilot Colonel Salikov for extensive reconnaissance and strike missions across Odessa and Sevastopol. As master pilot, he repeatedly returned damaged aircraft and inflicted major losses: an AA battery, an oil tanker, eight aircraft on the ground, multiple port and airfield structures, railway tracks, a tank, etc. He also delivered supplies to Crimean partisans

  ¥40,630.30
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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

  ¥39,770.82
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  Documented Group of an Order for Service to the Homeland #1170, two Orders of the Patriotic War 2nd class #477773 & 2463095, Red Star #440221 and Medals

  Awarded to Colonel Mesyats for personal bravery in frontline combat and exceptional postwar service. From June 1942, he sustained four wounds but repeatedly returned to action. In November 1943 near Veprya, under heavy fire, destroyed an enemy machine-gun crew, and repelled a counterattack, killing up to 30 enemy soldiers. After the war, he became a leading officer of the army financial service, sharply reducing violations and achieving annual savings of 6–7 million rubles

  ¥9,376.22
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  Documented Group of Soviet Awards: Order for Service to the Homeland in the Armed Forces of the USSR 3rd class #104365

  Awarded to Colonel Vladimir Egorovich Moiseev for significant achievements in Afghanistan where he constructed 52 airplane shelters, storage depots, and an ammunition depot. On 29 July 1988, under heavy enemy fire at Kandahar airbase, he successfully commanded the unloading of ammunition and firefighting. From 12-20 August 1988, during an enemy attack at Bagram air base, he organized the relocation and protection of aircraft, preventing damage

  ¥6,641.49
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  Soviet Order of the October Revolution #13869 and Red Banner of Labor #419710 with documents

  Awarded to Hero of Socialist Labor Tamara Vasilievna Bychenok. She was an elected member of the Presidium and Secretary of the Ukrainian Republican Council of Trade Unions, a delegate to the XXII (1961) & XXIV (1971) Congresses of the CPSU and of the XXV Congress of the Communist Party of Ukraine (1976)

  ¥4,063.03
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  Soviet Order of the October Revolution #24760 and Red Banner of Labor #509331 with documents

  Awarded to Ivan Spiridonovich Gubar. Small repair on the October Revolution

  ¥2,969.14
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  Documented Award Group of an Order of the October Revolution #94963 and Jubilee Medals

  Awarded to Anatoly Filippovich Chegel who was also awarded an Order of Lenin

  ¥3,203.54
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  Documented Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #25633 (early variation with ‘thin spikes’) and Order of the Red Star #875127

  Awarded to Major Mark Afanasyevich Bodnar for his personal participation in shooting down over a dozen aircraft with his regiment and exterminating enemy infantry when repelling counterattacks in 1943 

  ¥10,938.93
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  Group of an Order of the Patriotic War #40481 and a Bravery Medal #198781

  Awarded to Sergeant Mikhail Markovich Markov with interesting research

  ¥5,860.14
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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

  ¥10,157.58
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  Documented group of an Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #55000, 2nd class #158138 and Red Star #2278619

  Awarded to Colonel Sergey Alexandrovich Bardin for decisive leadership and exceptional coordination of artillery and infantry during the Siege of Leningrad and later in the Karelian Isthmus offensive, where he assumed command of a rifle division after its commander was killed under enemy fire

  ¥12,110.96
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  Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #84494, 2nd class #432410 and 50th Anniversary of the KGB badge with document

  Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Vasily Dmitrievich Frolov for leading his platoon and later a battery under intense enemy fire, ensuring their effective deployment and combat efficiency. Maintained command even after being wounded, he eliminated a total of 9 enemy tanks, 4 artillery pieces, 4 mortars, 36 pillboxes/machine gun nests and killed  over 120 enemy soldiers

  ¥11,876.55
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  Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #102402 and Order of the Red Star #118801

  Awarded to Major Karpenko for providing critical support during the Vistula river crossing, repelling 4 enemy counterattacks, destroying 13 machine guns, neutralizing 5 enemy batteries, and eliminating 200 soldiers. Additionally, he effectively organized anti-tank defenses resulting in the destruction of 590 personnel, 7 mortar and 2 artillery batteries, 33 machine guns, 8 bunkers, and 3 observation posts

  ¥7,188.44
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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

  ¥11,720.28
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  Documented group of an Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #139185, 2nd class #376558 and Medal for Bravery #1131754

  Awarded to the Polish Jr. Sergeant Baginsky for the offences at Warsaw for collecting intelligence, clearing 40 anti-personnel mines and attacking 3 machinegun nests

  ¥7,422.84
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  Documented group of an Order of the Patriotic War 1st class #162479 and Red Star #1120210

  Awarded to Captain Borisenko for courage and skill in directing divisional fire, remaining under enemy fire to lead operations that destroyed multiple firing points and enemy troops in 1944, and for actions in Germany in 1945, where through reconnaissance, coordination, and precise fire control he ensured the destruction of self-propelled guns, anti-tank weapons, mortar and artillery batteries

  ¥8,985.55