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Photographs Of Recipients Of Soviet Awards/Service Personnel.
A couple more wonders from down under:
If anyone wants to help out with the name and such I'd be thrilled. ;)


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This photo was in my collection (when I had one) at one time...it had been signed and dedicated by General Kryzer on back, thanking a family for allowing him to stay with them in Moscow (for the VP?)...just a superb photo.

DougD


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Two Generals of the Red Navy, 1945.


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Hello,

Does someone has detailed pics of both sides of the banner used by honor guard compagnies and its size please?

Thanks for your help,JP.


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A few more nice shots...


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Doug,
Do you have any close-up shots of a general's parade belt buckle (preferably in color and as many different periods as you can find)? I've heard conflicting reports about the design on the face of them and I don't know where to go to find pictures of them.
Thanks,
Phillip
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SMERSH Chief, Colonel General Viktor Semyonovich Abakumov. . .


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He doesn't have the face of a "spy killer" - but that is one heck of a nice uniform.:cool:
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A real egg in wear; a bit out of focus, but still a nice shot.


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The shifty look and the almost smoky aspect to the photograph make it a classic.:thumbsup Have you seen the photo the Avers people keep using of a fellow before a podium sporting just about every secret police badge from the egg onward (including the Bulgarian MVR)? I am still baffled by that one.
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