Soviet Academy Graduation Badges

[Lapa]

Ibaya,

You might be right on that one...

Marc

[vaskereszt]

Thanks for the help! My question is: is it a military badge? Could a Hungarian general (who studied in the USSR) have had this type of badge? Thanks, Sandor

[Lapa]

Sandor,

This is a civilian badge. Now, as to whether a Hungarian General might have gotten it, why not, but somewhat unlikely IMHO.

Marc

[ibaya]

Thanks for the help! My question is: is it a military badge? Could a Hungarian general (who studied in the USSR) have had this type of badge? Thanks, Sandor

Is it a military badge? No.

If the Hungarian general studied in a Soviet university (e.g. Moscow State University)? Probably.

If the Hungarian general attended a Soviet military academy (e.g. Frunze, Voroshilov)? No.

[Nota Bene]

If the Hungarian general studied in a Soviet university (e.g. Moscow State University)? Probably.

For a military officer, I doubt that. BTW, it is a Moscow State University graduation badge.

Alexei

[marc-]

Hi,

What can you tell about this Badges?
In particular what means the characters on the shields.
Thanks

[marc-]

I have som new badges and can use further information of these.

B17 = UTP

[marc-]

B18 and the following

[marc-]

Hi,
These badge has come yesterday in my possession . It is a distinguished DOSAAF instructor/worker. It is a two pieces badge of purchaser with mind mark, differently than aluminium version.
What are yours ideas, and what meant DOSAAF?
What kind of criteria do you have meet to deserve these?
Thanks Marc

[Nota Bene]

B7 - Riga Water Transportation School
B8 - Sasovsk Flight School
B15 - Leningrad Institute of Aviation Instruments Industry (something like that)
B12 - Decorated with Two Orders State Sports Institute named after P. Lefgaft
B17 - Merchant Marine Institute, not sure.
B19 - Leningrad Polytechnic Institute named after M. Kalinin
B18 - Daugavpils Air force Radio-electronics School

Alexei