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Gentlemen,
This standard Soviet document for a Victory Medal:
... was issued in 1997, and has the Russian Eagle ink stamp:
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You know, all the paper work takes time...and the CCCP is no more, so what? The important thing is that the justice was done with the veteran!
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Tal,
You are right, but in this case it took a little too long, even for Russia. I think it's interesting that they would use a Soviet type doc, that is obviously freshly printed, and not a Russian Federation document.
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Agreed. BUT, maybe there are HUGE stocks of documents?
BTW, as you know, SOVIET passporet are still used today!
Tal
I hope the veteran lived to see the medal...
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Tal,
I think you are right. I have just compared it with a document awarded in 1973, and the paper is absolutely identical.
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Guys,
Here's a document for a Victory Medal awarded in 1997.
Alexei
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