Red Banner,311222,Secretary Of The Party Commissary,4th Zenit-Searchlight Division
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Order "Red Banner" #311222 Type 3 Variation 3. Probably made late 1945 and awarded at the tail end of Stalin's rule. Mostly likely for long service and if my record on citations is anything to go on with it will either be for an officer in a logistic or laundry unit.


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Beautiful.

I can't wait to one day add one to my collection.

Simple, yet elegant.
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Not far off. 22 years service as a Commissar.

1. Family, Grigor'ev
2. Name And Patronym, Kuz'ma Antonovich
3. Military Rank, Lieutenant-Colonel
4. Sex, Male
5. Year Of Birth, 1905
6. Place Of Birth, Kalush Oblast, Ul'janovsk Region, Gus'kovo
7. Party Membership, Member CPSU since October 1929
8, Education, Incomplete secondary
9, Nationality, Russian
10, From Which Year In Red Army, From 27th October 1927
11, Which Service And Position At Time Of Award, 4th Zenit-Searchlight Division - Secretary Of The Party Commissary.
12, Place Of Service And Position At Current Time, 4th Zenit-Searchlight Division - Secretary Of The Party Commissary.
13. Current Address Of Awarded, Leningrad, Nevskij Prospect Building #119 Apartment #88

Order "Red Star" #887347 Decree 3rd November 1944
Medal "For Bravery" #24626 Order Leningrad Front 14th January 1942
Order "Red Banner" #311222 Decree 20th June 1949
Order "Lenin" #242046 Decree 3rd November 1953
Medal "For The Defence Of Leningrad"
Medal "For Victory Over Germany In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945"
Medal "30 Years Of The Soviet Army And Navy"

A truly destroyed group but I'll get the citation at a later date - this goes to the bottom of the research pile for now only to rotate back later.


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Found a couple of snaps of his former home!


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Family, Name And Patronym, Grigor'ev, Kuz'ma Antonovich
Rank, Battalion Commissar
Position, Unit, Military Commissar Sanitary Department 54th Army
1. Year Of Birth, 1905
2. Nationality, Russian
3. Since What Time In Red Army, From 1927
4. Party Membership, Member VKPb from 1929
5. Participation In War (when and where), Participation in war with white-Finns
6. Had Which Wounds And Contusions, No
7. Been given awards (for what distinction), -
8. Which RMC Called, In Cadre Red Army

Military Commissar Sanitary Department 54th Army Battalion Commissar Comrade Grigor'ev, Kuz'ma Antonovich for time working in the sanitary department of the army repeatedly personally, under enemy fire organised the evacuation of wounded to battalion, regimental and divisional medical points.
No regard to danger risking his life he always took on the most difficult parts of work and his energy and perseverance helped the export of several thousand wounded in the most favourable conditions.
Spending most of the educational work with the personnel of the sanitary service and wounded fighters and commanders. Battalion Commissar Comrade Grigor'ev holds great authority amongst the personnel of sanitary service and is a true example of a Bolshevik Commissar.
Morally sound. Disciplined. Brave. Dedicated to the affairs of Lenin-Stalin.
Worthy of presentation of the award Order "Red Star".
Chief Of Political Affairs 54th Army Brigade Commissar Budkin
Worthy of presentation of the award Order "Red Star"
Commander 54th Army
Major General Fedjuninskij
Member Of Military Soviet
Brigade Commissar Sychev
18th December 1941


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That is a great set. The Lenin was long service as well? Do you have the citation for the BM?
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The above citation is for His Medal "For Bravery", everything else he was awarded was long service. The Lenin will have been for 26+ years service. No 30 years long service award though even though he probably did serve 30 years before "Long Service" Medals but he probably lost out (Red Banner #2) due to bureaucratic inefficiency (who'd quit a cushy position like that?).

Here's a photograph of the recipient.


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