Glory III,324530,Company Starshina,137th Separate Work Battalion,19th Army
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Here is my very first Glory 3rd. I purchased this "only Soviet award in the shop" from the now closed Medal shop in York around 3 years ago. I haggled and went home happy. It may not be in the best condition but it does seem very honest to me.

I would be interested in researching if I were informed (privately) of the very best price on research.

Order "Glory" 3rd Class #324530.


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To think i would have walked past that every day when i lived there but then i had no collection to speak of!

Good find though,

Im saving for my first one now :).
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CtahhR Wrote:Here is my very first Glory 3rd. I purchased this "only Soviet award in the shop" from the now closed Medal shop in York around 3 years ago. I haggled and went home happy. It may not be in the best condition but it does seem very honest to me.

I would be interested in researching if I were informed (privately) of the very best price on research.

Order "Glory" 3rd Class #324530.

I'll go on record for stating it was awarded by the 2 Belorussian Front.
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Finally got the research - after some confusion in the archive was cleared up.

1. Family, Janov
2. Name And Patronym, Pavel Grigor'evich
3. Military Rank, Starshina
4. Sex, Male
5. Year Of Birth, 1906
6. Place Of Birth, Jaroslavl Oblast, Pereslav Region, Village Go?novo
7. Party Membership, Non-Partisan
8, Education, None
9, Nationality, Russian
10, From Which Year In Red Army, 28-10-1941 to 6-11-1945
11, Which Service And Position At Time Of Award, 137th Captured Labour Battalion, 19th Army - Company Starshina
12, Place Of Service And Position At Current Time, Jaroslavl Oblast, Pereslavl. Factory "Red Echo" - Agent For Provision
13. Current Address Of Awarded, Jaroslavl Oblast, Pereslavl, Peasant House 33.

Even with an almost full wartime service a complete group.


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desantnik Wrote:I'll go on record for stating it was awarded by the 2 Belorussian Front.

As predicted - 2 Belorussian Front, 19 Army
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1. Family, Name And Patronym, Janov, Pavel Grigor'evich
2. Rank, Starshina
3. Position, Unit, Company Starshina, 137th Separate Battalion, 19th Army
Presented for award of the Order "Red Star"
4. Year Of Birth, 1906
5. Nationality, Russian
6. Party Membership, Non-Partisan
7. Participation In Civil War, Other Military Actions Of Defence Of The USSR And Patriotic War (Where, When), Volhov Front - October 1942, Volokolamsk Front - March 1942


8. Had Which Wounds And Contusions In Patriotic War, Serious Wound 21st November 1943
9. Since What Time In Red Army,October 1941
10. Which Regional Military Commissariat Conscripted, Pereslav Regional Military Commissariat, Jaroslavl Oblast
11. Received Which Awards (For Which Distinction), Not Awarded

Comrade Janov bravely proved himself in battles with the enemy, under intense enemy fire, erecting the crossing over the river Volhov, despite being heavily wounded continued working, thanks to his bravery the crossing was erected and the objective completed. He is now in a work battalion showing himself positive, disciplined, leading the minds of his company, showing himself initiative and careful in maintaining the fighters.

Worthy of being awarded the Order "Red Star"

11th May 1945
Commander 137th Separate Work Battalion Senior Lieutenant Nilov

Worthy of the award Order "Red Star"
Commander Of The Trophy Department 16th Army Lieutenant-Colonel Strulov
13th May 1945

Worthy of awarding of the governmental Order "Red Star".
Deputy Commander Of Troops, 19th Army Major-General Safronov
17th May 1945

Prikaz of 19th Army 0320 of 1st June 1945 award the Order "Glory III".


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