Morozov, Petr Alekseevich, Red Army Soldier

[Bill Garvy]

Documents and medals group to Petr Alekseevich Morozov.

[Bill Garvy]

[SIZE="3"]- Document for the Medal for the Restoration of the Black Metal Enterprises of the South issued August 8th, 1948 and signed by the Chairman of the Stalino (Donetsk Region, Ukraine) Regional Council of Deputies, Serial #191457.

- Document for the Medal for the Capture of Berlin issued January 6th, 1948 by the Konstantinovka Regional Military Commissariat, Serial #B483393.
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[Bill Garvy]

- Document for the Medal for Distinguished Labor issued May 27th, 1949, Serial #G291372.

[Bill Garvy]

- Driver's License issued September 13th, 1934 by the Stalino (Donetsk Region, Ukraine) Qualification Committee of Road Police, Serial #A065903.

[Bill Garvy]

[SIZE="3"]I have run his name and rank, красноармеец, as listed on the Capture of Berlin document, through podvignaroda and have come up with three possible birth years, 1904, 1909, or 1912, judging his age by his picture as shown on his Driver's License, he would have been 30, 25, or 22 in that picture. I am inclined to say 25 or 30. . .

And the beat goes on. . .[/SIZE]

[Tommy]

Is the signature on the Berlin document Bondarenko?


Tom

[CtahhR]

It is quite strange that his driver's license doesn't have a date of birth or age.
Unfortunately this name is so common it may or may not be any of the men listed on "the site".

Maybe some additional information (or item) will present itself.

[Bill Garvy]

[SIZE="3"]Tom, your eyes are better than mine. . .

If 1904, then a Combat Service Medal and a Bravery Medal; if 1909, then a Combat Service Medal and a Red Star; if 1912, then a Combat Service Medal, Bravery Medal, and a Red Star, or none of the above. . .[/SIZE]

[CtahhR]

Bondarenko it is.