Боевые награды Советского Союза - 1941-1991

[patricko]

A very nice video on history of Soviet Awards (and awardees)
(in russian, 37 min)

Боевые награды Советского Союза - 1941-1991 - YouTube


Patrick

[slava1stclass]

Patrick,

An excellent video with quality still and film images of that period. Thank you for posting.

Regards,

slava1stclass

[medals73]

VERY nice. Even though I don't know Russian!

Thanks for this.

[patricko]

The same person has posted the first part of this film on history of soviet awards (Боевые награды Советского Союза - 1917-1941) on youtube (on OL, ORB, ORS, HSU, Bravery, CSM)

Боевые награды Советского Союза - 1917-1941 - YouTube

[medals73]

I would be interested to hear from all the starters of, contributors to, and readers of all the forum's "fakes" threads as to how many of the awards they show are kosher. (As in "Kosher or Kapral"?)

[medals73]

And have they done anything on the (widely ignored) labor awards?

[Lapa]

I would be interested to hear from all the starters of, contributors to, and readers of all the forum's "fakes" threads as to how many of the awards they show are kosher. (As in "Kosher or Kapral"?)

And have they done anything on the (widely ignored) labor awards?

Ed,

I understood all your individual words, but not the meaning of your questions :confused:

Marc

[medals73]

Well, then let me try again. Sorry, the only Russian I could give would be Google-generated, and this is an English-language forum in any case.

1- In the videos, do they show real awards? Maybe I have just been made paranoid by all the "fakes" threads here (which I have stopped reading in any case.)

2- Is there a third part of the series that deals with non-military awards?

Not sure that will be any clearer. If not, don't worry.

For a laugh:

1 - В видео, они показывают реальные награды? Может быть, я только что сделал параноидальный всеми "подделок" темы здесь (которые я перестал читать в любом случае.)

2 - Есть ли третья часть серии, которая имеет дело с не-боевые награды?

[deValcourt]

It looks like a documentary I saw on RT back around Victory Day. Since it was obviously lifted from some TV channel (blurred station ID at bottom right) I am surprised that Youtube hasn't pulled it for copyright reasons.

As for fakes used in this piece, I would say the chances were very low. The producers had access to government war footage, so I'm sure they had access and the blessing of the government and the mints to photograph the real things.

Phillip

[Lapa]

Well, then let me try again. Sorry, the only Russian I could give would be Google-generated, and this is an English-language forum in any case...

It's OK, I sort of, kind of, understand English, Mate...