Боевые награды Советского Союза - 1941-1991
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Lapa Wrote:It's OK, I sort of, kind of, understand English, Mate... Cool

Strine = English? Rolleyes :p
#12
What a great piece! All those images of the awards being worn during the GPW are great! The brief shot of the coining process was awesome, plus the shot with the temporary certificates! Even hearing the names said in Russian helps my vocabulary! Plus, all the great footage! Urrah! URRAH!!

Speculating on authenticity seems pointless and also misses the point of this, I think.
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medals73 Wrote:And have they done anything on the (widely ignored) labor awards?

I didn't find another part on labor awards on Youtube, sorry.

Patrick
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patricko Wrote:I didn't find another part on labor awards on Youtube, sorry.

Patrick

Thanks. That doesn't surprise me. A shame the series is incomplete.
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If we're playing the game..... Australianism... Yes..... English... Yes....

My European Union United Kingdom Passport has crossed borders somewhere between 95-105 times........


Give my love to Elspeth Ballantyne and get tickets for Russell Morris... he is off the shelf!

Love Live The Queen of Australia and Canada.....


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medals73 Wrote:Thanks. That doesn't surprise me. A shame the series is incomplete.
I agree with you that a part on civilian awards would have been interesting, but unknown makes unloved, as we say here... Curiously, it's a vicious circle, since both fame and attention can influence each other...


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