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Badge "Excellent People's Education".
#11
I recommend going to see in C......ru...., where you can see the variations, Type 1, 1944-46, Type 2, 1946-50 and Type 3 (pin back),1950-60. This example is from it.

Badge for Excellence in Peoples Education of Ukraine, Type 2, 1946-early 1950s.
Silver-plated brass, enamels; 39.9 x 31.9 mm, massive construction. The first post-war variation, featuring silver-plated scrolls and grey background enamel of the shield.


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#12
These badges are fairly common. They seem to have never been numbered. The docs bear a number never seen on any badge, so it would be only a certificate number.
Sebastien
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#13
Here is a late example pinback.


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#14
Awarded to Maj Grigorivna Zavidnij on 16th January 1986. Going by the Document number, I wouldn't be surprised if 150,000 were awarded in total.


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#15
Interesting hypothesis! By the way, 150 000 seems a small number for the whole Soviet Union history...
Sebastien
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#16
Maybe not for the UkSSR. It also has to be taken into consideration that early on State Medals and Orders were awarded for long/good service. So 1956 to 1991, 35 years, 150,000 awards to good teachers, not out of the realms of reality.
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#17
Good point. And on can realize the same kind of badges in the other smaller republics are by far more rare. Demography...
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