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At first glance, it looked like civilian with badge added. But it can be good. Check if it has some buttons on the cloth top (under the flaps). If so - it's Navy EM/NCO ushanka and the buttons were for attaching the waterproof cover.
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I've never seen this kind of "fleece-ish" "fur" being used on a Soviet military Ushanka. I've only seen fur, as in medium long "hairs".
From the stamp, it's difficult to tell, but it is Soviet, after all. I don't think that badge would fit the ushanka anyway. So it is Soviet, but... Doesn't seem to be military. I'd go for a Soviet produced "civilian" version.
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This badge was used on ushanki - both army and navy.
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As rank under officer, right?