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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #4772

  Awarded for tremendous successes at the vilage of Nevel during the Battle of Smolensk

  £1,037.59
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #7294

  Awarded for breaking the lines at Sevastopol and capturing an enemy banner

  £1,124.06
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #7297

  Awarded to Major Klyuchnikov for exhibited heroism and bravery, for brilliant execution of the combat operation at Sevastopol

  £1,124.06
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #7386

  Awarded to Major Makar Yefimovich Semenenkov for repelling four counterattacks in Livny, killing up to 100 enemy soldiers. Along the Tim River, he led a platoon to dislodge enemy forces, killing 20 and capturing 8. In Krichev, he was the first to cross the Sozh River, securing a bridgehead. Near Belitsa, he led his battalion in capturing trenches and repelling over eight attacks, inspiring his troops with his leadership

  £1,642.85
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #11569

  Awarded to major Dmitriyev for exceptional bravery and rushing into the tranches in front of his men

  £1,383.46
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #11950

  Awarded to Guards Captain Soldatov for exceptional courage and bravery and having huge successes with his battalion when conducting reconnaissance missions. A 1000 enemy troops were eliminated, 5 tanks (of which 3 tanks were “Tiger” type), 1 SPG and 200 trucks were destroyed, 700 prisoners captured as well as 50 trucks and 2 radio stations. Recommended for the Order of the Red Banner

  £1,642.85
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #13145

  Awarded to Captain Ivan Alekseevich Rachkovsky for leading his battalion across the Dnieper River and captured enemy trenches. Despite heavy enemy artillery and machine-gun fire, he held the position until reinforcements arrived. His bravery and leadership were crucial in establishing a bridgehead on the western bank of the river

  £821.43
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #13390

  Awarded to Fighter Pilot Guards Captain Ivan Evdokimovich Komarov who as an ace shot down 14 planes during 310 combat mission and 60 air battles. Komarov was shot down himself in 1941 by AA fire

  £3,112.78
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #17870

  Awarded to Guards Captain Tseligorodtsev for efficiently organizing and leading the battalion’s offensive on 24 June 1944, skillfully maneuvering forces in close coordination with artillery and air support, breaking through a strong multilayered enemy defense, being the first to breach the forward trench, disorganizing enemy fire, enabling the regiment to advance up to 16 km, and securing a bridgehead on the Tremlja River

  £1,167.29
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #18438

  Awarded to Hero of the USSR major Mishchenko fo the 90th Motorcycle Battalion. By Mishchenko’s personal leadership all enemy attacks were fought off and heavy casualties were inflicted upon the enemy

  £1,837.31
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #19162 to HSU

  Awarded to Major Klimovsky for distinguishing himself during the Dnieper crossing, where he was first in his regiment to reach the right bank under heavy fire fighting for 3 days straight. His squadron destroyed over 400 enemy troops, suppressed multiple firing positions, knocked out several tanks including Tigers, and personally repelled seven counterattacks on 9 October 1943. He later became a Hero of the Soviet Union

  £1,815.79
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #21084

  Stunning piece in near mint condition. Possibly the highest quality piece we have ever handled. Awarded to Captain Ershov, intelligence officer at the horse driven artillery squadron

  £1,426.69
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #21741

  Awarded to Jr. Lt. Sannikov displaying incredible bravery at Bryansk in July 1943 where he seized a hill capturing enemy weapons and eliminating 50 Germans. In Yartsevo, he was the first to storm enemy trenches, taking out 10 enemies and capturing 5 prisoners. Later, he and his platoon silently infiltrated an enemy artillery battery, eliminating 3 sentries, capturing an MG-34 machine-gun, and staging a daring attack on a house occupied by sleeping Germans before returning unscathed

  £1,599.62
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #21923

  Awarded to Guards Senior Lieutenant Pavel Grigoryevich Yatsenko for being the first to breach the strong German defenses and remaining at his position while being wounded

  £1,124.06
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #22331 with order booklet

  Awarded to Guards Sr. Lt. Victor Nikolaevich Smirnov for eliminating and capturing 300 Germans, eight heavy machine-guns, two guns and a lot of ammunition despite confronting numerically superior enemy force during offensive fights at the border between Poland and Czechoslovakia

  £1,599.62
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #22427

  Awarded to Senior Lieutenant Petr Ivanovich Filchagin for rushing into the enemy trench near Stanislawowo and clearing it from the enemy, being among the first to enter into the town of Modlin where he personally eliminated 9 enemy troops and for capturing 17 German soldiers with his squad when entering the town of Thorn shortly after

  £1,296.99
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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

  £2,334.58
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #22822

  Awarded to Major Grigory Mikhailovich Kotikov for demonstrating bravery and courage during a well-planned artillery fire support operation. His unit successfully executed its mission, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy

  £1,296.99
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #23149

  Awarded to Hero of the USSR captain Lyamin for personally destroying 2 machine-gun nests and killing 25 German soldiers

  £1,383.46
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #23501

  Scarce 'deepdish' variation with a strong relief on its reverse. Awarded to Lithuanian Captain Liudas Karlovich Bradauskas

  £1,124.06
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #23829

  Awarded to Guards Captain Svintsitsky for destroying 2 cannons, 2 machinegun emplacements, 1 mortar, destroyed 2 pillboxes, and eliminating up to a platoon of enemy troops with his artillery battery. His smart positioning and camouflage of the cannons prevented losses and ensured a successful breakthrough for his unit 

  £1,340.22
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #24762

  Awarded to Major Sergej Pavlovich Pavlov for clearing passages through friendly and enemy minefields, building 3 crossing sites far behind enemy lines and capturing and holding bridges near Königsberg. Major Pavlov received 2 Orders of Nevsky 

  £1,513.16
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #25153

  Awarded to Guards Captain Daniel Dmytrovich Firsunin. A Pe-2 fighter bomber squadron commander who personally made 29 successful combat missions

  £1,513.16
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #26417

  Awarded to Lt. Belokon for exceptional courage and leadership during street fighting in the city of Breslau. Facing a fortified enemy force in the cellars, he skillfully organized his company and launched a surprise nighttime assault causing up to 40 casualties. Despite being wounded twice he refused evacuation and continued leading his troops 

  £1,469.92
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #26872

  Awarded to major Stryapchenko for capturing the Köningsberg citadel

  £1,296.99
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #27134

  Awarded to BULGARIAN Colonel Nikola Soyanov Botev for successfully completing his mission on March 6, 1945, near Csököly, aiding Russian troops in a critical situation. He skillfully led his regiment to push the enemy back by several kilometers and repelled multiple enemy attacks on March 7 and 8. He consistently acted as a steadfast leader, earning gratitude from both Russian and Bulgarian high command. Note that this is one of the only 70(!) Nevsky orders awarded to a foreigner and the only one to a Bulgarian

  £3,545.11
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #27277

  Awarded to Estonian Lt. Roland Aleksandrovich Paemurd for leading a unit with tank support in Latvia in a preemptive assault, seizing fortified enemy positions including a railway station, capturing a strategic crossroads, and successfully repelling enemy counter-attacks while personally accounting for 65 enemy casualties

  £1,426.69
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #27536

  Awarded to Guards Captain Derevyanko for risking his life with a bald move rolling out his gun in the open at street fighting in Beelitz (10 miles south of Berlin). By doing so he eliminated hundreds of Germans and repelled 21 (counter) attacks. Even when sustained a contusion, he remained on the battlefield and continued commanding his troops

  £1,513.16
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #27795

  Awarded to Guards Lt. Colonel Nikolay Gordeevich Balashov who was awarded 3 orders of Alexander Nevsky. Only 5 (!) people are known to received it 3 times

  £1,426.69
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #28837

  Awarded to Armenian Guards Lt. Zakharyan for secretly sneaking behind the enemy line when ordered to seize and extract an enemy prisoner. While doing so, he encountered a numerically superior enemy group of 50 troops led by 3 officers and organised an ambush. As a result he killed 18 enemy troops and captured 12 soldiers and 3 officers

  £1,815.79
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #29124 with order booklet

  Awarded to Lt. Kulkov for personally leading his company forward into an assault at the enemy defenses where they eliminated 20 Germans. A counter attack with superior enemy force with artillery and air support was fought off as a result of Lt. Kulkov commanding skills and personal bravery 

  £1,513.16
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #29522 with order booklet

  Awarded to lieutenant Moiseyenko for exceptional bravery and courage in capture of the village of Sypnevo-Folvark and destroying enemy firing positions

  £1,296.99
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #29791

  Awarded to captain Lozinsky for personally leading the construction of wireline signalling connections and ensuring reliable signalling capability for the 127 rifle corps

  £1,037.59
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  Order of Alexander Nevsky #29891

  Awarded to Lt. Kovalenko for displaying exceptional courage and resourcefulness during combat in March 1945 near Rybnik and Ratibor. Notably, he outflanked the enemy, captured houses, and killed around 40 German soldiers. He pursued the enemy, killing 23 more and taking two prisoners. In close combat, he killed four enemy soldiers and shot seven with his machine gun

  £1,642.85
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #33163

  Awarded to Guards Lieutenant Ivan Mikhailovich Tyurin for being the first to reach two settlements in Czechoslovakia, killing 3 Germans and forcing 18 soldiers and 1 officer to surrender. Lt. Tyurin was wounded twice

  £1,452.63
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #34219

  Awarded to Major Petrunin for outstanding courage and leadership during the fighting near Magersdorf, Austria, on April 6, 1945, where he organized and led the successful repulse of three fierce enemy counterattacks and was the first to break into enemy positions, personally killing three German soldiers

  £1,642.85
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #35035 for Japan

  Awarded to Jewish Sr. Lt. Rubinshtein for operating effectively since the first day the war with Japan started. Despite lack of tools and resources he effectively examined and analysed his combat mission for construction of a military road and approached its execution with maximum of energy

  £1,539.09
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #36371

  Awarded to major Martyanov for combat successes in East Prussia

  £1,340.22
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #37696

  Stunning piece in near mint condition and impossible to upgrade. Awarded to Lt. Col. Vitaly Alekseevich Bogdan, drill officer of 1365th anti-aircraft artillery regiment

  £1,513.16
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #38197 with order booklet, military passport and picture

  Awarded to Sr. Lieutenant Andrej Antonovich Movchan for eliminating up to 30 enemy troops, 4 faustpatrone operators, and 3 enemy machine-guns on the main road to Berlin

  £1,582.33
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #38830

  Awarded to Captain Vasily Stepanovich Lyubushkin for the Battle of Berlin

  £1,296.99
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #40335

  Excellent example. Awarded to Lieutenant Gerasimenko for clearing mines and providing crossing across the river Spree while under heavy enemy artillery fire

  £1,210.52
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #40791

  Awarded to Guards Captain Nikolai Pavlovich Ivanov for fighting at the Polish city of Breslau

  £1,124.06
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #40864

  Awarded to Guards Captain Voles. For personally eliminating 20 enemies with the machine-gun fire and 10 more in a melee fight with his hand weapon and grenades

  £1,210.52
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #41137

  Awarded to the Azerbaijani Lt. Mekhbaliev for inflicting extensive casualties to the enemy despite intensive enemy return fire; his battery destroyed 1 anti-tank canon, 5 machine-guns, up to a company of enemy troops and an enemy ammunition depot

  £1,340.22
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #47077

  Awarded to Captain Mikhail Yakovlevich Krutko for skillfully leading his battalion from 10-12 February 1944 while crossing the Narva River. He was the first to cross, held his position, and repelled up to 15 counterattacks, ensuring mission success

  £1,469.92
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  Soviet Order of Alexander Nevsky #48785

  Awarded to Guards Sr. Lt. Aleksey Vasilievich Markov for exhibiting courage, bravery and initiative in crossing the Neisse and Spree rivers, laying 6000 mines with his company under heavy enemy fire and successfully repelling an enemy counter-attack 

  £1,340.22