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Medal "For The Defence Of Stalingrad".
#51
Took a while, but here you go...


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#52
desantnik Wrote:Took a while, but here you go...

A man of your word - two years and almost to the day.:thumbsup

Very nice medal as well.:)

Phillip
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#53
[SIZE="3"]Picked this one up on a popular auction site recently and was wondering if some one might help me translate the name, signatures, and so on.

Thanks for your help![/SIZE]


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#54
I'd go Guards Sergeant Hodolev, Vaslii Iosefovich. 37th Guards Red Banner Rifle Division signed by Guards Lt-Colonel Brumko.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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#55
And I'd say Guards Sergeant Vasily Iosifovich Khobolev, June 8, 1943, unit as CtahhR said, and signee is Brushko. :thumbsup
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#56
Thank you, gentlemen!
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#57
Here is fairly polished example. I'm sure the recipient took quite a pleasure in polishing the Medal for participation in the iconic struggle on the Volga.


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#58
I got a Defense of Stalingrad in the mail today.


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#59
[COLOR="DarkRed"]My first Stalingrad so I'm happy. It's in poor condition I know but the price was right. This came all the way from Israel.

Help with the names would be much appriciated. :thumbsup[/COLOR]


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#60
Vasilij Nikitovich Spesivtsev, 26th December 1944 by Stalingrad Regional District, possibly a civilian.
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