The researcher delivered. Thanks NB!
Scans of Ukaz containing names of lenins, october revolutions, red stars, etc. awarded to Mongolians in 1971:
Based on 2 known data points (i.e. documented red stars awarded to Mongolians) it would appear that the range (at least for 1971 "mass awardings") for red stars awarded to Mongolians is from 3700000 to 3700144.
Anyone with a Red Star within that range, contact me and I can give the likely name (based on order of names in document which match exactly with known dates for two documented ones) of the recipient and his "job" title.
For the greater benefit, here's translation of the document I received back from the archives
- 4 order of lenins: probably around serial nr 400.000 plus or minus 1.000 - 2.000
- 16 order of october revolution: ??? TBD ???
- 35 order of red banner: probably around serial nr 560.000 plus or minus 10.000
- 145 order of red star (serial nr range from 3.700.000 to 3.700.144)
- 199 combat service medals: unnumbered
All awarded to Mongolians... and for the red star orders it's tentatively confirmed that the order of names on the document is aligned exactly with the actual serial nr's on awards.
Translation as follows:
-1-
To the director of the main HR office
of the Ministry of Defence of USSR
Decree
of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of USSR
About the award of URSS orders and medals to the servicemen of the National Mongolian Army and the citizens of the Mongolian People’s Republic
For the services in the joined struggle against the Japanese militarists,
And also in the reinforcement of the post-war cooperation, and in connection with the 50th anniversary of the formation of the People’s Mongolian Army, reward:
An Order of Lenin to
Batyn Dorj – General of the Army
Sandivyn Ravdan – General Colonel
Butayhiyn Tsog – General Colonel
Lodongiyn Dandar – Colonel
An Order of the Great October Socialist Revolution to
Yumjaguiyn Tsedenbal - First secretary of the Central Committee of the Mongolian National Revolutionary Party, chairman of the Minister Council of PMR
Jamsaranguiyn Sambu – Member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Mongolian National Revolutionary Party, chairman of the Presidium of the People’s Great Hural of the PMR
Sanjiyn Bataa – retired Lieutenant General
Dondovyn Endonduychir – Lieutenant General
Jamsarangiyn Endon – Lieutenant General
Jamyanguiyn Lhagvasuren – retired Colonel General
Guendenguiyn Rendoo – retired Major General
-2-
Donrovyn Damdinhuu – retired Major General
Charivyn Dorjpalam – retired Major General
Dygueriyn Nyantaysuren – colonel
Shagdaryn Gongor – retired colonel
Choyn Dugarjav – retired lieutenant colonel
Dashiyn Danzanvaanchig – major
Darjaaguiyn Hayanhyarvaa – major
Jadambyn Nehiyt – major
Gongoryn Baljinnyam – former partisan
Red Flag order
Tsagaany Samdangueleg – Lieutenant General
Bazaryn Tseden-Ish – Major General
Tchimediyn Danzan – Major General
Dugaryn Gungaa – Major General
Tserendashiyn Sodnomdarjaa – colonel
Puntsaguiyn Chogdon – colonel
Senguiyn Dampil – major
Batyn Namhay – colonel
Dandayn Namjildorj – colonel
Roljinguiyn Tsuutsal – colonel
Osoryn Ser-Dar – colonel
Nopreliyn Jambaa – sergeant major
Tuuveiyn Duudey – captain
Puntsaguiyn Shagdarsuren – manager of a department of The Central Committee of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party
Jamtsyn Tsend-Ayush – chairman of the Committee of the Veterans of the Battles for the Revolution of the PMR
-3-
Luvsanguiyn Sharavdorj – retired colonel
Darchiguiyn Peljee – retired major
Tsoyntsureviyn Jugdernamjil –
Darjaagiyn Byambaa – colonel
Togoochiyn Sanzay – retired lieutenant colonel
Otchiryn Bizyaa – Major General
Magnayn Chimed – lieutenant colonel
Shirmentogoochiyn Damindjav – shepherd
Namsrayn Delger – driver
Boryn Dorjgotov – machinist
Batyn Tayaa – carpenter
Gombojavyn Darjaa – worker
Dorjpalamyn Sanja – director of the timber factory
Navaany Dugarjav – colonel
Byambajavyn Buhaa – colonel
Luvsandorjiyn Sosor – retired lieutenant colonel
Lhamsurenguiyn Tuvden – head of the auto transport department
Baataryn Sambuu – colonel
Palamyn Shuhert – nurse practitioner
Emgueniy Derendorj – Major General
Order of the Red Star
Naavany Baasan – colonel
Sepeeteriyn Luvsanlhudev – colonel
Baataryn Dugar – colonel
Mytavyn Tsedendash – colonel
Jamtsyn Jamsran – colonel
Jamsranguiyn Jamiyan – colonel
Javzanguiyn Yadm – chief edior of the newspaper “Udan Od”
Dambyn Bavuu – Major General
Nyamjavyn Pal – Major General
Yadamyn Damdinjav – colonel
-4-
Donoyn Byambaa – colonel
Guendenguiyn Osor – colonel
Ayuursediyn Damdinjav – lieutenant colonel
Gonchigsurenguiyn Tumee – Major General
Ochiryn Shirnen – lieutenant colonel
Sereeteriyn Gombodorj – colonel
Bilegtiyn Luvsandorj – colonel
Ayuushiyn Luvsandorj – colonel
Noosoyn Beejin – colonel
Adyaaguiyn Shuuvay – colonel
Tsedeviyn Sodov – colonel
Loguiyn Dondov – colonel
Batsuhiyn Baatar – lieutenant colonel
Tugjjavyn Altanguerel – colonel
Hasyn Hashbat – colonel
Puntsaguiyn Battogtoh – lieutenant colonel
Tserendorjiyn Badam – colonel
Senguiyn Gombosuren – lieutenant colonel
Palayn Osor – colonel
Tamjidyn Tsend – colonel
Tserenmoriyn Choyndon colonel –
Dashtserenguiyn Sereenen – colonel
Badrayn Tseren – colonel
Havanny Purevjal – lieutenant colonel
Jujiyn Naadguay – Head of the archive of the Ministry of Defence of the PMR
Guendenguiyn Baljir – lieutenant colonel
Davgvyn Dashjamts – lieutenant colonel
Jugderiyn Olziyhutag – major
Dorjpalamyn Orgui – colonel
-5-
Damdinguiyn Tserenjav – colonel
Mahbariadyn Dashnyam – colonel
Dashzeveguiyn Lhagvasuren – Major General
Jambyn Rentsen – colonel
Mijidiyn Terbish – colonel
Goyrovyn Chimed – lieutenant colonel
Bayanzulyn Serdamb – colonel
Choyjilyn Namjildorj – lieutenant colonel
Gonsurenguiyn Radnaa – colonel
Dugaryn Tserendorj – colonel
Unayn Daravgar – lieutenant colonel
Sanjmyatavyn Lhagvajav – colonel
Batoryn Surmaahorloo – major
Navanny Tserenpil – colonel
Suhbaataryn Galsan – retired colonel
Batjargalyn Dash – lieutenant colonel
Shagdaryn Dash – lieutenant colonel
Gombyn Tserenjav – colonel
Gombyn Shagdar – pensioner
Baldanguiyn Yadamsuren – sergeant major
Luvsandambyn Tserenpel – sergeant major
Ogoyn Dambiyjantsan – sergeant major
Dashdendebiyn Tsermaa – sergeant major
Vantchiguiyn Gombo – sergeant major
Endonjamtsyn Tserendulam – sergeant major
Maydaryn Dorj – sergeant major
Zagdyn Dondog – colonel
Dashiyn Tsedev – head of department
Dendeviyn Banzragch – lieutenant colonel
Ayuushiyn Darambazar – lieutenant colonel
Jaltsavyn Vaanchig – colonel
Gonchiguiyn Luvsandorj – retired colonel
Dambyn Namsray – retired colonel
Sevjidiyn Zodov – colonel
Sereeteriyn Sharav – lieutenant colonel
Page 6
Guelegbarmidyn Vandan – referent
Dampilyn Dagjid – retired lieutenant colonel
Myatavyn Odsuren – retired colonel
Dendeviyn Gombodorj – retired colonel
Choyjooguiyn Yanjiv – retired lieutenant colonel
Dendeviyn Legden – retired colonel
Mordondoguiyn Tseren – radiologist
Novovyn Molom – retired lieutenant colonel
Dendeviyn Jamsran – colonel
Jamyiaguiyn Zunduy – major
Galsantserenguiyn Luvsan – former commissar of the armoured brigade
Chultemiyn Bataa – retired lieutenant colonel
Dendeviyn Jambaa – lieutenant colonel
Tseveeniy Dolgorsuen – retired colonel
Badamyn Bayarhuu – retired colonel
Dorjiyn Sanjaa – retired colonel
Tserendorjiyn Luvsandambu – major
Tsedeviyn Badam – nurse
Chimediyn Tsend – lieutenant colonel
Raajavyn Choyjiljav – lieutenant colonel
Jambalyn Rentsendorj – lieutenant colonel
Gundiyn Nanzayhuu – lieutenant colonel
Suuriyn Baldan – retired major general
Gombosurenguiyn Namdavsuren – colonel
Tsevegdorjiyn Chultem – pensioner
Anduuguiyn Tumen-Olziy – lieutenant colonel
Baataryn Sosorbaram – retired colonel
Pagamyn Jambal – retired lieutenant colonel
Suhbaataryn Gombojav – retired lieutenant colonel
Minjuuriyn Damjin – retired lieutenant colonel
Tsoguiyn Guennadiy – lieutenant colonel
Olzvoyn Gotov – driver
Jalsrayn Purevdorj – major
Dorjiyn Namjil – lieutenant colonel
Scans of Ukaz containing names of lenins, october revolutions, red stars, etc. awarded to Mongolians in 1971:
Based on 2 known data points (i.e. documented red stars awarded to Mongolians) it would appear that the range (at least for 1971 "mass awardings") for red stars awarded to Mongolians is from 3700000 to 3700144.
Anyone with a Red Star within that range, contact me and I can give the likely name (based on order of names in document which match exactly with known dates for two documented ones) of the recipient and his "job" title.
For the greater benefit, here's translation of the document I received back from the archives
- 4 order of lenins: probably around serial nr 400.000 plus or minus 1.000 - 2.000
- 16 order of october revolution: ??? TBD ???
- 35 order of red banner: probably around serial nr 560.000 plus or minus 10.000
- 145 order of red star (serial nr range from 3.700.000 to 3.700.144)
- 199 combat service medals: unnumbered
All awarded to Mongolians... and for the red star orders it's tentatively confirmed that the order of names on the document is aligned exactly with the actual serial nr's on awards.
Translation as follows:
-1-
To the director of the main HR office
of the Ministry of Defence of USSR
Decree
of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of USSR
About the award of URSS orders and medals to the servicemen of the National Mongolian Army and the citizens of the Mongolian People’s Republic
For the services in the joined struggle against the Japanese militarists,
And also in the reinforcement of the post-war cooperation, and in connection with the 50th anniversary of the formation of the People’s Mongolian Army, reward:
An Order of Lenin to
Batyn Dorj – General of the Army
Sandivyn Ravdan – General Colonel
Butayhiyn Tsog – General Colonel
Lodongiyn Dandar – Colonel
An Order of the Great October Socialist Revolution to
Yumjaguiyn Tsedenbal - First secretary of the Central Committee of the Mongolian National Revolutionary Party, chairman of the Minister Council of PMR
Jamsaranguiyn Sambu – Member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Mongolian National Revolutionary Party, chairman of the Presidium of the People’s Great Hural of the PMR
Sanjiyn Bataa – retired Lieutenant General
Dondovyn Endonduychir – Lieutenant General
Jamsarangiyn Endon – Lieutenant General
Jamyanguiyn Lhagvasuren – retired Colonel General
Guendenguiyn Rendoo – retired Major General
-2-
Donrovyn Damdinhuu – retired Major General
Charivyn Dorjpalam – retired Major General
Dygueriyn Nyantaysuren – colonel
Shagdaryn Gongor – retired colonel
Choyn Dugarjav – retired lieutenant colonel
Dashiyn Danzanvaanchig – major
Darjaaguiyn Hayanhyarvaa – major
Jadambyn Nehiyt – major
Gongoryn Baljinnyam – former partisan
Red Flag order
Tsagaany Samdangueleg – Lieutenant General
Bazaryn Tseden-Ish – Major General
Tchimediyn Danzan – Major General
Dugaryn Gungaa – Major General
Tserendashiyn Sodnomdarjaa – colonel
Puntsaguiyn Chogdon – colonel
Senguiyn Dampil – major
Batyn Namhay – colonel
Dandayn Namjildorj – colonel
Roljinguiyn Tsuutsal – colonel
Osoryn Ser-Dar – colonel
Nopreliyn Jambaa – sergeant major
Tuuveiyn Duudey – captain
Puntsaguiyn Shagdarsuren – manager of a department of The Central Committee of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party
Jamtsyn Tsend-Ayush – chairman of the Committee of the Veterans of the Battles for the Revolution of the PMR
-3-
Luvsanguiyn Sharavdorj – retired colonel
Darchiguiyn Peljee – retired major
Tsoyntsureviyn Jugdernamjil –
Darjaagiyn Byambaa – colonel
Togoochiyn Sanzay – retired lieutenant colonel
Otchiryn Bizyaa – Major General
Magnayn Chimed – lieutenant colonel
Shirmentogoochiyn Damindjav – shepherd
Namsrayn Delger – driver
Boryn Dorjgotov – machinist
Batyn Tayaa – carpenter
Gombojavyn Darjaa – worker
Dorjpalamyn Sanja – director of the timber factory
Navaany Dugarjav – colonel
Byambajavyn Buhaa – colonel
Luvsandorjiyn Sosor – retired lieutenant colonel
Lhamsurenguiyn Tuvden – head of the auto transport department
Baataryn Sambuu – colonel
Palamyn Shuhert – nurse practitioner
Emgueniy Derendorj – Major General
Order of the Red Star
Naavany Baasan – colonel
Sepeeteriyn Luvsanlhudev – colonel
Baataryn Dugar – colonel
Mytavyn Tsedendash – colonel
Jamtsyn Jamsran – colonel
Jamsranguiyn Jamiyan – colonel
Javzanguiyn Yadm – chief edior of the newspaper “Udan Od”
Dambyn Bavuu – Major General
Nyamjavyn Pal – Major General
Yadamyn Damdinjav – colonel
-4-
Donoyn Byambaa – colonel
Guendenguiyn Osor – colonel
Ayuursediyn Damdinjav – lieutenant colonel
Gonchigsurenguiyn Tumee – Major General
Ochiryn Shirnen – lieutenant colonel
Sereeteriyn Gombodorj – colonel
Bilegtiyn Luvsandorj – colonel
Ayuushiyn Luvsandorj – colonel
Noosoyn Beejin – colonel
Adyaaguiyn Shuuvay – colonel
Tsedeviyn Sodov – colonel
Loguiyn Dondov – colonel
Batsuhiyn Baatar – lieutenant colonel
Tugjjavyn Altanguerel – colonel
Hasyn Hashbat – colonel
Puntsaguiyn Battogtoh – lieutenant colonel
Tserendorjiyn Badam – colonel
Senguiyn Gombosuren – lieutenant colonel
Palayn Osor – colonel
Tamjidyn Tsend – colonel
Tserenmoriyn Choyndon colonel –
Dashtserenguiyn Sereenen – colonel
Badrayn Tseren – colonel
Havanny Purevjal – lieutenant colonel
Jujiyn Naadguay – Head of the archive of the Ministry of Defence of the PMR
Guendenguiyn Baljir – lieutenant colonel
Davgvyn Dashjamts – lieutenant colonel
Jugderiyn Olziyhutag – major
Dorjpalamyn Orgui – colonel
-5-
Damdinguiyn Tserenjav – colonel
Mahbariadyn Dashnyam – colonel
Dashzeveguiyn Lhagvasuren – Major General
Jambyn Rentsen – colonel
Mijidiyn Terbish – colonel
Goyrovyn Chimed – lieutenant colonel
Bayanzulyn Serdamb – colonel
Choyjilyn Namjildorj – lieutenant colonel
Gonsurenguiyn Radnaa – colonel
Dugaryn Tserendorj – colonel
Unayn Daravgar – lieutenant colonel
Sanjmyatavyn Lhagvajav – colonel
Batoryn Surmaahorloo – major
Navanny Tserenpil – colonel
Suhbaataryn Galsan – retired colonel
Batjargalyn Dash – lieutenant colonel
Shagdaryn Dash – lieutenant colonel
Gombyn Tserenjav – colonel
Gombyn Shagdar – pensioner
Baldanguiyn Yadamsuren – sergeant major
Luvsandambyn Tserenpel – sergeant major
Ogoyn Dambiyjantsan – sergeant major
Dashdendebiyn Tsermaa – sergeant major
Vantchiguiyn Gombo – sergeant major
Endonjamtsyn Tserendulam – sergeant major
Maydaryn Dorj – sergeant major
Zagdyn Dondog – colonel
Dashiyn Tsedev – head of department
Dendeviyn Banzragch – lieutenant colonel
Ayuushiyn Darambazar – lieutenant colonel
Jaltsavyn Vaanchig – colonel
Gonchiguiyn Luvsandorj – retired colonel
Dambyn Namsray – retired colonel
Sevjidiyn Zodov – colonel
Sereeteriyn Sharav – lieutenant colonel
Page 6
Guelegbarmidyn Vandan – referent
Dampilyn Dagjid – retired lieutenant colonel
Myatavyn Odsuren – retired colonel
Dendeviyn Gombodorj – retired colonel
Choyjooguiyn Yanjiv – retired lieutenant colonel
Dendeviyn Legden – retired colonel
Mordondoguiyn Tseren – radiologist
Novovyn Molom – retired lieutenant colonel
Dendeviyn Jamsran – colonel
Jamyiaguiyn Zunduy – major
Galsantserenguiyn Luvsan – former commissar of the armoured brigade
Chultemiyn Bataa – retired lieutenant colonel
Dendeviyn Jambaa – lieutenant colonel
Tseveeniy Dolgorsuen – retired colonel
Badamyn Bayarhuu – retired colonel
Dorjiyn Sanjaa – retired colonel
Tserendorjiyn Luvsandambu – major
Tsedeviyn Badam – nurse
Chimediyn Tsend – lieutenant colonel
Raajavyn Choyjiljav – lieutenant colonel
Jambalyn Rentsendorj – lieutenant colonel
Gundiyn Nanzayhuu – lieutenant colonel
Suuriyn Baldan – retired major general
Gombosurenguiyn Namdavsuren – colonel
Tsevegdorjiyn Chultem – pensioner
Anduuguiyn Tumen-Olziy – lieutenant colonel
Baataryn Sosorbaram – retired colonel
Pagamyn Jambal – retired lieutenant colonel
Suhbaataryn Gombojav – retired lieutenant colonel
Minjuuriyn Damjin – retired lieutenant colonel
Tsoguiyn Guennadiy – lieutenant colonel
Olzvoyn Gotov – driver
Jalsrayn Purevdorj – major
Dorjiyn Namjil – lieutenant colonel
