Stalin, Iosif Vissarionovich, Chairman Of The State Committee Of Defence

[Auke]

Order of the Red Banner (S/N 3), awarded 27 November 1919
Order of the Red Banner # 2 (S/N 19), awarded 13 February 1930
Hero of Soviet Labor (S/N 1), awarded 20 December 1939
Order of Lenin (S/N 6235), awarded 20 December 1939
Order of Suvorov 1st Class (S/N 112), awarded 6 November 1943
Czechoslovak War Cross 1939, awarded somewhere in 1943
Medal for Defense of Moscow, awarded 20 June 1944
Order of Victory, awarded 29 Juli 1944
Order of the Red Banner # 3 (S/N 1361), awarded 4 June 1944
Order of Victory, awarded 26 juni 1945
Hero of the Soviet Union (S/N 7931), awarded 26 June 1945
Order of Lenin (S/N 117859), awarded 26 June 1945
Medal for Victory over Germany
Medal for Victory over Japan
Order of Sukhbaatar (S/N 1) (Mongolia), awarded somewhere in 1945
We Won Medal (Mongolia), awarded somewhere in 1945
Order of Jan Zizka of Trocnov Golden Star (Czechoslovakia), awarded somewhere in 1945
Czechoslovak Order of the White Lion, 1st Class, awarded somewhere in 1945
Czechoslovak War Cross 1939, awarded somewhere in 1945
Order of Lenin (S/N 117864), awarded 20 December 1949

And probably more...

[Christophe]

Do you have more infos on the Mongolian awards ? Additional awards or more detailed dates and / or SNs ?

Cheers.

Ch.

[Riley1965]

Gentlemen,
THANK YOU for the information!!! It's always nice to see which awards were received by leaders in history.

:thumbsup:thumbsup Doc

[new world]

Book "Marshals and Admirals of Soviet Union" lists awards of all of them, including Stalin.

William

[Lapa]

Guys,

I've had these scans of Stalin's Uchotnaya Cartochka for quite some time.

Marc

[Eryk]

Paul G., that looks to be a great web site. Thanks!

Actually wasn't a joke earlier - it would be great to read a translation of the old butcher's citations. The bureaucracy being what it was one would think that they’d have been written. After all, no one was a Tsar, no one could officially just grant themselves things. The right forms must be filled out, signed and stamped.

“I’ll be home a bit late tonight dear.”

“Why, what are you working on?”

“Writing the citation for the Leader’s latest award. For some reason I get the feeling I’d better make it just right…”

:D

[RedMaestro2]

This is part of a list of Stalin's possessions at the time of his death. Listed is "Order of the Red Banner, old model, #400."

Where did that come from?



Alex