Order Booklets

[EricFG]

And the last one. ORBL I think? From 1972. Any reason why the bottom area for the date is not filled out?

[Kirchgoens]

Here's the first one. A wonderful Orders booklet dated 44/47. It looks like he won a CSM and something I can't identify.
If this is good could someone help with the name and the awards please?
My only doubts are the really light areas just above the rust stains by both of the staples. They look awfully bleached out. :confused:

It's a tough one given the faintness, but I'd guess that the second award is an OPW2, especially given the number and the length of the entry.

[desantnik]

And the last one. ORBL I think? From 1972. Any reason why the bottom area for the date is not filled out?

This happened from time to time - don't know why other than a bureaucratic oversight.

[EricFG]

Thanks Gents. Am I being paranoid about the funny bleaching effect around the staples in image one?

And if anyone's got time would you please consider translating the names for me?

[Koopyetz]

Eric:

IMHO

1. Stepan Illarianovich Chelnokov
2. Grigorii Akimovich Yekimov
3. Nikolai Tikhonovich Arenyev
4. Aleksei Aleksandrovich Batovkin

Comments or corrections appreciated

[Bogdan]

Thanks Gents. Am I being paranoid about the funny bleaching effect around the staples in image one?

And if anyone's got time would you please consider translating the names for me?

I agree, that is the first thing I noticed about image one. The appearance just seems a little odd, perhaps it is nothing to be concerned about but it still raises a question in my mind however I wouldn't totally discount it just for this one reason.

[Sergei]

1. I agree with the OGPWII (Орден Отечественной Войны 2 степени - you can almost see the last word, степени)
2. Signed by Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet - was it Garkavenko? Don't remember.
3. Yes, Red Star. The surname is Arepyev, I think.

Sergei

[Lapa]

It somewhat disturbs me when a member constantly asks for help while ignoring fellow members' requests for support. Not exactly the spirit of this place...

Anyway, I'm stepping off my soapbox, just becoming a bit more disappointed with some specimens of the human race.

Marc

[Wagner]

Hello.

I have a question about order and reason in which the orders and medals that was gotten was put in the book award.

Often, we can see at books in which appear 2, 3 or more medals. Example 2 red stars and a medals of value. well.

Down, set a date,for example 1945, but that date, is referred to the last medal gotten at the first or at the most important medal?

for example here i show you a photo of the document that has got several medals.

what is the medal given in 1941?

[matteti]

The first Order of Red Star (# 20273) was given in September 1941. The date in the booklet shows when privileges (associated with awarding) started.