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Lieutenant General Jambyn Jamyan (1916-2007)
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Bob Wrote:* Only a red document for a kind of Znak? Maybe somebody can tell me what it's for?
Sure, when it's not underneath other documents... ;)
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#12
Here the little red Znak document - ???


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#13
The Vietnamese doc with (I think) Mongolian on the reverse (indicating why/when the Friendship medal was awarded?)


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Not often we see Lao doc's/awards


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Supposedly a document belonging to a Mongolian "World Peace Prize" (never heard of that before...) - only the document


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#16
The Chechoslovakian doc... wonder what this is for?


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#17
I won't bother with the interiors of the 20 or so Mongolian docs.

There's also some things issing:
- For sure the wrestling association award
- Range of other documents / ribbon bars / swords / uniforms / etc which may pop up eventually
- For instance: 22048 medal book (labour medal i suspect), Order of Polar Star 17340 in 1975 doc, old style (green) document for KGB badge, an east german medal, various other low end Soviet medals/badges, 3x “world peace prize”, etc.
- Also a sad story: Jamyan had 3 SB's (of which one came with the Soyombo; all 3 not in my hands)... but they were stolen from his house several years ago while he was at a function. At his funeral replacement SB's were held on display while his awards were carried pinned on a cushion by his Border Guard Troop colleagues

Will try to "hack" a JSTOR account so I can research more on Jamyan as a gets quite some hits there.
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#18
Bob Wrote:Here the little red Znak document - ???
It's for the "Honorary Badge for the Civil Defense of the USSR".
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#19
Auke Wrote:It's for the "Honorary Badge for the Civil Defense of the USSR".

Thanks!
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#20
Very very interesting and an important man.

Thanks for posting.

:thumbsup
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