Commemorative Badge "50 Years Of The Liberation Of Ukraine".

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Here is another run of the mill example with a twist....

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It was awarded by the Association Of "Former Soviet Veterans Of The Second World War In Israel"
(ברית וטרנים מלחמת העולם השניה בישראל)

on 30th August 1996. Unfortunately they didn't write a recipient.

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Here's another obscure awarding body. Kohane Village, Tokmak Region - entire population 467.

Awarded to Valetina Prohorivna Bojko on 10th December 1994.

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[SIZE="3"]Document for the Badge "50th Anniversary of the Liberation of Ukraine" awarded to ethnic Uzbek Shamsudin Kurmagamedovich Nuraev by the Uzbek Chirchiq Regional Military Commissariat on September 6th, 1995.
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This example was awarded to Aleksandr Alekseevich Litovchenko on 29th August 1995 by Guliston City Military Commissariat, Uzbekistan.

Folded in a rather strange way.

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Strangely enough, Litovchenko, despite the name wasn't Ukrainian, wasn't Uzbek but Russian. Born in Novosibirsk in 1922. A driver in the Armoured Transport Scout Company of the 17th Guards Mechanised Petropovsk Red Banner Orders Suvorov, Kutuzov, Bogdan Hmel'nitskij Brigade, 4th Guards Tank Army, 1st Ukrainian Front. A unit that certainly sounds like it's been in action.

Awarded the Medal "For Combat Merits".

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Also a Red Star - both for post Ukrainian liberation actions.

Also awarded an OPWII'85 but with the incorrect patronym.

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This example was awarded to Jadviga Antonovna Kruglikova by Odessa on 9th August 1995.