Order of Glory 2nd class

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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(!)
€6,700.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #1021
Awarded to Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory Private Mamedov for being the first to rush into the enemy trenches, drawing the other fighters to follow him and destroying an enemy light machine-gun emplacement and 3 Hitlerites
€1,050.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #1760
Awarded to Sergeant Ivan Gavrilovich Fedin for destroying 3 light mortars, 4 heavy machine-guns, 3 light machine-guns and eliminating 12 Hitlerites in Lithuania
€440.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #2166
Awarded to Guards Sgt. Shulepov for voluntarily participating in a scouting reconnaissance operation on the night of 06 June 1944 in Moldavia where he rushed into the German trenches killing 15 (!) Germans and taking back one prisoner
€440.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #7747
Awarded to Private Malyshev for fearless actions in the midst of enemy fire, during the battles in Ostrołęka and Różan, included clearing vital passages in enemy barbed wire, enabling the advance of our troops. Additionally, he displayed remarkable courage by deactivating 35 anti-personnel mines in a German minefield during a critical enemy defense breakthrough along the river Narev
€760.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #9484
Awarded to Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory Sergeant Nikolai Zakharovich Kryukov for personally annihilating up to 10 soldiers and an enemy machine gun crew in Latvia while crawling towards the enemy trenches and dragging a wounded German prisoner back to the Soviet headquarters of the unit
€790.00
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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
€780.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #11001
Awarded to Guards sergeant Ivan Stefanovich Litvinov. For repelling two enemy counterattacks, eliminating up to 20 Hitler’s soldiers and suppressed 2 enemy firing positions
€650.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #11734
Awarded to Sgt. Sytchenko for spotting a stationary truck carrying 25 German submachine gunners while being on a reconnaissance mission. He personally killed 12 of them, while the others were taken prisoner. Shortly after he noticed 2 German patrols guarding a bridge. He quietly killed one with a dagger and took the other one prisoner. Recommended for the Order of the Red Banner
€760.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #12210
Awarded to Sgt. Blinov for saving the lives of 34 (!) wounded men by carrying out of the battlefield under heavy enemy fire and attend to their wounds. Even when hit by a bullet in his head he carried the wounded away before going to a medical facility
€760.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #12968
Awarded to Sergeant Ivan Ivanovich Zubarev for capturing an enemy informant behind enemy lines in Lavia and killing several Germans. The captured prisoner-informant provided valuable intelligence. Sgt. Zubarev was awarded 4(!) Medals for Bravery next to his Orders of Glory
€720.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #13115
Awarded to Sr Sergeant Bulakh for killing 8 enemy soldiers and taking 3 prisoners. The prisoners later gave valuable intelligence to the higher Command
€340.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #15049
Awarded to Sergeant Grigorij Artemievich Patyutkofor for being the first to rush into the enemy trenches and destroying a heavy machine-gun position and 8 Hitlerites while doing so
€580.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #15428
Awarded to sergeant Shcherbak for risking his life while killing 15 Germans and taking 3 prisoners
€570.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #15486
Awarded to Sr. Sgt. Bazarya for crawling towards a machine-gun position and attacking it with hand grenades, destroying it and its enemy crew and eliminating 28 Hitlerites and capturing 3 prisoners in the combat engagements for the railway. For his bravery Sgt. Bazarya was recommended for the title 'Hero of the Soviet Union'
€870.00
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
€760.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #18443
Awarded to Private Aleksej Polikarpovich Shostik for being the first to rush into a fortified cellar and eliminated 4 Germans by his grenade and also being the first to run into the fortress and killed 3 Germans
€700.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #18642
Awarded to Sgt. Evsyutin for risking his life clearing a 15m wide save passage in our’s and the enemy’s minefield and barbed wire obstacles (east of Berlin) under intensive enemy small arms and mortar fire. He continued his combat mission until its completion despite being wounded
€780.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #19215
Awarded to Master Sergeant Pavel Silaevich Mikhnev for being the first to rush into the German positions while under heavy enemy fire and eliminating 12 German soldiers in the process
€580.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #33424
Awarded Guards Private Perevoznik for immediately taking over the machine-gun position after the commander was taken out of action. When he himself was wounded, he dressed his own wounds and kept firing until the enemy attack completely failed
€600.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #35378
Awarded Private Andrej Efimovich Duma for destroying 5 machine-gun positions, 2 pillboxes, 10 meters of the barbed wire obstacles, and up to 10 German troops
€780.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #46418
Awarded Guards Senior Sergeant Petr Egorovich Golyaeva destroying 2 machine guns, 30 enemy troops, a Ferdinand type self-propelled gun and for fighting off 4 enemy attacks near Königsberg
€820.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #46670
Awarded to Guards Master Sergeant Nester Vakulovich Guzhva for exceptional examples of courage and bravery and personally killing 12 Hitlerites at the Battle of Halbe
€650.00
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Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #46685
Awarded Guards Sergeant Vasilj Karpovich Babanin for ensuring uninterrupted communication between the battery commander and firing positions. Despite being wounded, he bravely repaired signalling links six times under enemy artillery fire, continuing to fulfill his combat duties
€700.00

Group of Orders of Bogdan Khmelnitsky 3rd class #5946, Patriotic War 1st class #287864 and Glory 2nd class #3660

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #1021

Awarded to Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory Private Mamedov for being the first to rush into the enemy trenches, drawing the other fighters to follow him and destroying an enemy light machine-gun emplacement and 3 Hitlerites

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #1760

Awarded to Sergeant Ivan Gavrilovich Fedin for destroying 3 light mortars, 4 heavy machine-guns, 3 light machine-guns and eliminating 12 Hitlerites in Lithuania

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #2166

Awarded to Guards Sgt. Shulepov for voluntarily participating in a scouting reconnaissance operation on the night of 06 June 1944 in Moldavia where he rushed into the German trenches killing 15 (!) Germans and taking back one prisoner

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #7747

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #9484

Awarded to Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory Sergeant Nikolai Zakharovich Kryukov for personally annihilating up to 10 soldiers and an enemy machine gun crew in Latvia while crawling towards the enemy trenches and dragging a wounded German prisoner back to the Soviet headquarters of the unit

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

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #11001

Awarded to Guards sergeant Ivan Stefanovich Litvinov. For repelling two enemy counterattacks, eliminating up to 20 Hitler’s soldiers and suppressed 2 enemy firing positions

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #11734

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #12210

Awarded to Sgt. Blinov for saving the lives of 34 (!) wounded men by carrying out of the battlefield under heavy enemy fire and attend to their wounds. Even when hit by a bullet in his head he carried the wounded away before going to a medical facility

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #12968

Awarded to Sergeant Ivan Ivanovich Zubarev for capturing an enemy informant behind enemy lines in Lavia and killing several Germans. The captured prisoner-informant provided valuable intelligence. Sgt. Zubarev was awarded 4(!) Medals for Bravery next to his Orders of Glory

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #13115

Awarded to Sr Sergeant Bulakh for killing 8 enemy soldiers and taking 3 prisoners. The prisoners later gave valuable intelligence to the higher Command

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #15049

Awarded to Sergeant Grigorij Artemievich Patyutkofor for being the first to rush into the enemy trenches and destroying a heavy machine-gun position and 8 Hitlerites while doing so

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #15428

Awarded to sergeant Shcherbak for risking his life while killing 15 Germans and taking 3 prisoners

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #15486

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

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #18443

Awarded to Private Aleksej Polikarpovich Shostik for being the first to rush into a fortified cellar and eliminated 4 Germans by his grenade and also being the first to run into the fortress and killed 3 Germans

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #18642

Awarded to Sgt. Evsyutin for risking his life clearing a 15m wide save passage in our’s and the enemy’s minefield and barbed wire obstacles (east of Berlin) under intensive enemy small arms and mortar fire. He continued his combat mission until its completion despite being wounded

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #19215

Awarded to Master Sergeant Pavel Silaevich Mikhnev for being the first to rush into the German positions while under heavy enemy fire and eliminating 12 German soldiers in the process

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #33424

Awarded Guards Private Perevoznik for immediately taking over the machine-gun position after the commander was taken out of action. When he himself was wounded, he dressed his own wounds and kept firing until the enemy attack completely failed

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #35378

Awarded Private Andrej Efimovich Duma for destroying 5 machine-gun positions, 2 pillboxes, 10 meters of the barbed wire obstacles, and up to 10 German troops

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #46418

Awarded Guards Senior Sergeant Petr Egorovich Golyaeva destroying 2 machine guns, 30 enemy troops, a Ferdinand type self-propelled gun and for fighting off 4 enemy attacks near Königsberg

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #46670

Awarded to Guards Master Sergeant Nester Vakulovich Guzhva for exceptional examples of courage and bravery and personally killing 12 Hitlerites at the Battle of Halbe

Soviet Order of Glory 2nd class #46685

Awarded Guards Sergeant Vasilj Karpovich Babanin for ensuring uninterrupted communication between the battery commander and firing positions. Despite being wounded, he bravely repaired signalling links six times under enemy artillery fire, continuing to fulfill his combat duties