03-03-2008, 01:35 AM
The following is based on Order of Lenin documents, without badges, and
Document for 169,6xx - awarded 11 June 1951
Document for 173,3xx - awarded 11 June 1951
Document for 183,6xx - awarded 24 July 1951
Your award was probably part of whatever great celebration was on 11 June 1951. (Maybe for Korea?) Research that date in Moscow.
I have a document for 168,9xx awarded possibly "24 June" but the name of the recipient and year have been altered. (Could his have had the day altered as well? Possibly!)
Because names were altered, I have not given exact numbers.
One has a picture of a civilian, so who can tell! Maybe the picture was altered as well! On research of awards of Order of Lenin I have been consistently unsuccessful. (Even with WWI war year awards. Yours could be Korean War, in which the Soviets did not acknowledge participating, and would not similarly acknowledge later.)
Research June 11th (and the 24th) in Moscow, to see what happened. Assume, absent information to the contrary, that your guy was there too.
Document for 169,6xx - awarded 11 June 1951
Document for 173,3xx - awarded 11 June 1951
Document for 183,6xx - awarded 24 July 1951
Your award was probably part of whatever great celebration was on 11 June 1951. (Maybe for Korea?) Research that date in Moscow.
I have a document for 168,9xx awarded possibly "24 June" but the name of the recipient and year have been altered. (Could his have had the day altered as well? Possibly!)
Because names were altered, I have not given exact numbers.
One has a picture of a civilian, so who can tell! Maybe the picture was altered as well! On research of awards of Order of Lenin I have been consistently unsuccessful. (Even with WWI war year awards. Yours could be Korean War, in which the Soviets did not acknowledge participating, and would not similarly acknowledge later.)
Research June 11th (and the 24th) in Moscow, to see what happened. Assume, absent information to the contrary, that your guy was there too.












