Nakashidze, Evsej Aleksandrovich, Red Army Soldier/Educator
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Following the recent trend to expose labour awards here is a Medal "For Labour Valour" group to Evsej Aleksandrovich Nakashidze (Евсей Александрович Накашидзе), a GPW veteran who later became an educator.

His 1978 Badge is "present" but currently misplaced (not difficult to do) but his OPWII #6287530 is AWOL and has been added to the forum database as "wanted".

His first award is a 23rd May 1946 dated Medal "For Victory Over Germany In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945" signed by a Captain of administrative service in the Molotov region.


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#2
Nice set.

Andreas
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#3
Alfred Wrote:Nice set.

Andreas

Yes, very nice.
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#4
Here is a congratulatory letter hand signed by the Minister Of Education GSSR which reads;

"საქართველოს სსრ მასწავლებელთა I ყრილობის დელეგატს
აგხ. ევსევი ალექსანდრეს ძე ნაკაშიძეს
სსრ კავშირის უმაღლესი საბჭოს პრეზიდიუმის 1960 წლის 29 აგვისტოს ბრძანებულებით განათლებისა და კომუნიზმის სულისკვეთებით ახალგაზრდა თაობის აღზრდის საქმეში დიდი დამსახურებისათვის თქვენ დაჯილდოებული ხართ მედლით "შრომითი მამაცობისათვის".
გილოცავთ მთავრობის ამ მაღალ ჯილდოს და გისურვებთ შემდგომ წარმატებებს მოზარდი თაობის კომუნისტურად აღზრდის საქმეში.
საქართველოს სსრ განათლებისა მინისტრი თ. ლაშქარაშვილი"

Which translates as;

"Georgian SSR Teachers' 1st Congress Delegate.
Comrade Evsevi Aleksandres-dze Nakashidze
The Presidium Of The Supreme Soviet Of The U.S.S.R. Decree of the 29th August 1960 of education and communism in the spirit of the young generation's education. In the case of significant contribution you are awarded with Medal "For Labour Valour".
Congratulations in this high governmental award and wish you further success in the communist education of the younger generation.
Georgian SSR Education Minister T. Lashkarashvili"


Yes I did transcribe and translate this myself!


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#5
BINGO! It is always nice to see a document from outside the "mainstream" of documents that confirms the context of labor awards.

Although I'm not sure I'll ever discern the threshold between the "valiant" and "distinguished" labor medals. Maybe they didn't make sense to the people at the time?
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#6
A 28th September 1966 dated Jubilee Medal ''Twenty Years Of Victory In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945''

25th December 1973 dated Badge ''Champion Of The Socialist Competition 1973'' also awarded by the GSSR Ministry Of Education.

26th September 1975 dated Jubilee Medal ''Thirty Years Of Victory In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945'' awarded by Tbilisi.


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1968-09-28 Jubilee Medal ''Twenty Years Of Victory In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945''.jpg 1973-12-25 Badge ''Champion Of The Socialist Competition 1973''.jpg 1975-09-26 Jubilee Medal ''Thirty Years Of Victory In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945''.jpg
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23th December 1975 Badge ''Champion Of The Socialist Competition 1975'', Once again GSSR Ministry Of Education.
13th September 1977 Medal "Veteran Of Labour" awarded by the GSSR.
10th May 1979 Badge ''Champion Of The Socialist Competition 1978'' with two different stamps both stating "School".


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1975-12-23  Badge ''Champion Of The Socialist Competition 1975''.jpg 1977-09-13 Medal ''Veteran Of Labour''.jpg 1979-05-10 Badge ''Champion Of The Socialist Competition 1978''.jpg
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#8
The document for the missing Order "Patriotic War" II and a Saburtalinski Region of Tbilisi 18th July 1985 Jubilee Medal ''Forty Years Of Victory In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945''.


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1985-03-11 Order ''Patriotic War'' II Class #6287530.jpg 1985-07-18 Jubilee Medal ''Forty Years Of Victory In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945''.jpg
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#9
It is sad how many of these jubilee OPWs have gone "walkabout" from their groups. Wish we knew more.

I still recall sitting on a plane, from Delhi to New York, back in the days when they made intermediate stops, and a nice elderly Soviet chap got on in Frankfurt, going back to the US (where his family/he lived). He was proudly wearing his newly awarded jubilee OPW1 (wonder how THAT went down with US customs/immigration?). He had been back to the Motherland to receive it and was so proud of it that he wore it the whole way back. I chatted with him (in German, our only common language -- he had been an unwilling guest of the Hitlerites during the GPW). Wish I remembered more of those conversations.
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#10
According to the "site" "Evgen" Aleksandrovich Nakashidze was awarded a OPWII on 6th April 1985 by Suhumi, Abkhaz ASSR, Georgian SSR. It also gives his date of birth as 1912.

This doesn't really line up with all the previous Tbilisi awards nor the high number of #6287530 but this may be due to administrative errors at any point in the procedures of awarding, recording and transferring information to the "site".

There is also a possibility that this is a brother, Evsej and Evgen? but this wouldn't account for the lack of entry for Evsej.

Time will tell.
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