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Russian language websites: orders, medals, badges...
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After being shown here recently some new (to me) Russian language resources I thought I'd start listing them here and hoping others will contribute. The idea is that as they are compiled in this thread a master-thread will be created in the 'online resources' section of the reference section.

"Mondvor", The comprehensive website to Soviet orders and medals: ОРДЕНА И МЕДАЛИ СССР


1985 issues of the OPW 1&2: Последнее обновление

Distinguished railway employee badges: ��������� ����� ��� ������������ ���������� ���������������� ���������� (1943-1957)

Shockworker of Stalin's labor badges: Soviet Shock-Worker Badges
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#2
More appropriate here..just keep the links dealer/commercial free please.
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#3
Yeah, certainly more appropriate and if you read my general proposal my plan was to move it here when and if we got some 'action'. The main reason for posting where I did is that the 'online reference' thread is a bit buried, it gets very little attention these days and by posting what I did where I did I was hoping to get more participation.
>just keep the links dealer/commercial free please
That's the rub. I try and play by the rules as much as I can but when I can't even read the language it's pretty hard to discern between commercial and non-commercial sites. Yes, I do an online translator before I post links here and I haven't seen any obvious commercial advertisments and if I did see that I wouldn't break the law.
But the point is I really hope there are websites focusing on, say, para-badges, or otlichnik badges or general military badges out there that us monoglots, or English-reading only, can find.
And by recent developments it seems there could be quite a few Russian sites that we just have no clue about.
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#4
Keep posting to the thread. Doesn't matter where it's located it's going to get buried if it doesn't get posted to. The chances of a thread that doesn't get posted to getting buried faster are only greater in a section with more activity..your choice. If you feel it's got a better chance of being contributed to in General Talk, I'm happy to move it back.

Doesn't take a translator to recognize an obvious sales site. Award with a shopping cart next to it, along with a price in rubles/dollars/euros...otherwise if the obvious isn't present use your judgment.
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#5
Well, I guess that's it. There are only five Russian language websites on the whole internet dedicated to Soviet ODMs.
In my failing mind I was picturing, like, many as I was assuming (yeah, I know) there were thousands of Russian collectors. I guess the only real interest is outside of Russia.

Sorry for the hubbub.
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#6
Still, a very interesting list. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
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This Каталог орденов, медалей, значков СССР | AIW | Ордена Медали Знаки Значки Продажа Покупка Обмен Медаль Монеты Продать Купить Документы МВД too, I think.
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#8
Pre-ViGPW avaition badges: СССР.1918-1945 гг.
Post war: http://aviafalerist.narod.ru/russia.html

Military, para-military, commercial (aviation, that is), private, znachi
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Badges: http://www.falerist1.narod.ru/
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#10
BDHX medals page: Медали ВДНХ | Коллекционирование, хобби и увлечения.
There may be more pages at this site dealing with what we like; off to surf.
BCXB & BDHX at allfaler.ru : http://translate.google.com/translate?hl...CGcQ7gEwAA
This site seems like a valuable resource and also seems to translate well.
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