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Labor Order Grouping
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I now would like to share with you, my only Labor grouping. I really enjoy seeing all the enamel!

What type of occupation would place a person in the position to be awarded these?

I will start with a scan of the order's book as well as a group photo of the Orders together. Is there anything that can be deciphered from the book? I dont even know if the awardee is a man or woman:banghead


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#2
Order of the October Revolution


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Order of the Red Banner of Labor


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Order of Friendship Amongst Nations


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And Finally, Order of the Badge of Honor


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#6
Paul,

The receipient is a man, Anatoliy Evegenovich Latsenko.
Great group :) although I am not sure about the Friendship of Nation entry in the order book, strange handwriting and ink color.

Marc
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#7
Hi Lapa,

Thanks for the reply. 12 years do separate the Order of Friendship and the next to last Order award... Do you think that this could account for the issues you raised?

:)

Paul
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#8
Paul,

The handwriting is, in my opinion, unusual, regardless of the time period between awards.

Marc
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#9
Judging from the picture - Friendship of Nation was added later. As mentioned, Hand writing is UGLY and shaky - not the one we see in authentic entries.

My feeling - A "put together" group.
Under the banner of Marxism-Leninism, under the leadership of the Communist Party--forward to new victories in the construction of communism!
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#10
The suspension of the Order of the Red Banner of Labor looks older than it should be (1976).
The suspension of the Order of the Badge of Honor seems taken from a bar...

Ch.
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