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Photographs Of Recipients Of Soviet Awards/Service Personnel.
#31
Another impressive collection:


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#32
This is one of my favourites - Gagarin and Tereshkova.

Another one of Gagarin:


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#33
Nice one!

As you can see, the travelled a lot, and in each countrey they collected some awards....What is the big one around the neck?
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#34
I noticed that both Gagarin and Tereshkova have what looks like a Hero of Socialist Labour star, on a triangular suspension. I've never seen this one before. I was curious to know what medal these are?

Kind Regards,
Shane Cook.
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#35
I think that this is the medal for "National Hero of the Italian Republic". I can check in 10 days or so (it's on one of my stamps).
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#36
All-

Just came across this photo of 'Comrade Molotov' in his full 'get up'. Pretty impressive- HSL, four Lenins, Honor Order, Defense of Moscow, Victory Over Germany, Labor Victory, and 800 Years of Moscow. Interesting to note is that the Lenins are mounted separately, then the last four are mounted together, and the Honor Order is by itself! Also note the very un-regulation (and very ugly!) tie!

--Dave


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#37
Look where the medal is:

She is (was:( ) Maria Pavlovna CheChenovna, Pilot-Bombadir. Please look at

http://www.airforce.ru/staff/who_is_who/index.htm

I can barely translate from Russian:confused:

Tal


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Under the banner of Marxism-Leninism, under the leadership of the Communist Party--forward to new victories in the construction of communism!
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#38
Hi

What is the ribbon above the GPW?

The pic and biography of this man is at:

http://www.mondvor.narod.ru/Sol57.htm


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Under the banner of Marxism-Leninism, under the leadership of the Communist Party--forward to new victories in the construction of communism!
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#39
Tal,

I am not sure but it may be for wounds.
I believe there were two colors,one for a minor wound and one for a serious wound.They were early WWII and were worn above wearers right pocket.

Happy hunting,

Thanks,Al
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#40
Tal,

Al is correct. They are wound strips.

Take care,
Ed
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