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Cossack hat.
#1
Please, can you help me identify this strange Hat? :confused:


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#2
looks like a Cossack visor cap, but if given that case, must be post-Soviet.
There's nothing in the streets
Looks any different to me
And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye
And the parting on the left
Are now parting on the right
And the beards have all grown longer overnight

The Who, Won't get fooled again
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#3
Esteban_cool Wrote:looks like a Cossack visor cap, but if given that case, must be post-Soviet.

The strange thing is the white cloth ...


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#4
White for white Russia?

Anyone else notice that this Cossack was decorated by the Nazis?
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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#5
CtahhR Wrote:White for white Russia?

Anyone else notice that this Cossack was decorated by the Nazis?

Unfortunately I'm not able to find an appropriate image.:(
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#6
I think it would be difficult to find a more appropriate photograph to display the complicated history of the Cossacks. Does anyone know what the first Medal is?
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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#7
The second medal from the left is the "Ostvölkermedaille". It was awarded for people of the slavic peoples who helped german troops e.g. in fighting partisan groups.

Wikipedia says: "The Ostvolk Medal (German: Tapferkeits- und Verdienst Auszeichnung für Ostvölker) was a military award in Nazi Germany, bestowed to the personnel from the former Soviet Union (Ostvolk in German, literally 'the East people'). The award was designed by Elmar Lang and existed in two classes: 1st, in gold or silver, and 2nd (gold, silver or bronze). There were two versions: with swords, for bravery, and without, for merit.

The medal represented an octactinal star with plant pattern in the centre. The 1st class was 48 mm in diameter, attachable to the cloth by pin. The 2nd class had 40 mm in diameter and was worn on a 32 mm wide ribbon. In December, 1943 seventeen workers from Zhytomyr (including one woman) were awarded with bronze stars for "saving a valuable property from Bolsheviks".[
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#8
So it is a cosack cap?

Anyhow i love it !!
If i ever come across such a stunning cap i will obtain it.
Vriendelijke groet,
Ser-g
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The easy day was yesterday
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#9
Recap, let's see if I understand:
Cossack Hat post USSR , white-red and blue, the colors of Russia.
Correct?


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#10
Was this a regulation cap for the cossacks?
So there supposed to be more around?
Vriendelijke groet,
Ser-g
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