WW2 SOVIET MEDAL - ORDER OF GLORY 2ND CLASS, Replica,copy For Sale

WW2 SOVIET MEDAL - ORDER OF GLORY 2ND CLASS, Replica,copy
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WW2 SOVIET MEDAL - ORDER OF GLORY 2ND CLASS, Replica,copy:
$15.49

This WW2 Soviet Medal - Order of Glory 2nd Class is a great addition to any militaria collection. It is a replica or copy of the original award, but with excellent quality. The medal is from China and has a California Prop 65 Warning, indicating that it is a valuable item for collectors.The medal is related to the WW2 conflict (1939-45) and has a Type of Medal. It is an Original/Reproduction item, with a theme of Militaria. The medal is from Russia and has been well-preserved. It is a collectible item and a must-have for any enthusiast of World War II memorabilia.
The Order of Glory, which was modelled closely after the TsaristCross of St. George, was divided into three distinct classes. Like the Cross of St. George, a soldier would initially be recommended for the order's lowest class - in the case of the Order of Glory its third class. Subsequent distinct acts of valor could result in the soldier being recommended for the order's two remaining classes - its second and first class - which were awarded sequentially. Soldiers who received each of the order's three classes were referred to as a "Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory" (Russian:"полный кавалер ордена Славы"). In Soviet society they were accorded the same rights and privileges as those granted to personnel who had received the Hero of the Soviet Union title. All told, 2,656 Red Army soldiers (including four men who were also awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union title as well as four women) would attain Full Cavalier status.[2]
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