The order of the Supre me Commander on the front of the Don February 2, 1943
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Don front.
Representative of the Supreme Command
Comrade Marshal of Artillery Voronov.
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Commander of the Don Front
Colonel General Rokossovsky comrade.
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Congratulations to you and Don Front for the success of the liquidation surrounded at Stalingrad enemy troops.
My thanks to all men, commanders and political workers of the Don Front for their excellent fighting.
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Supreme Commander
J. STALIN
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Gratitiude document issued by the Field Command of the Personnel Department of the 57th Army, August 30th, 1944 to Ivan Semenovich Braichenko for battles and capture of the port of Konstanz, Romania.
Supreme Commander of the Order of June 22, 1945 № 370
ORDER Supreme Commander
The troops of the Red Army and Soviet Navy
In commemoration of the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War naming June 24, 1945 in Moscow on Red Square parade armed action, the navy and the Moscow garrison - Parade of Victory.
The parade display: Mixed regiments fronts combined regiment Commissariat of Defense, combined Marine Regiment, military academies, military schools and the troops of the Moscow garrison.
Victory Parade to take my Deputy Marshal of the Soviet Union Zhukov.
Command Victory Parade Marshal of the Soviet Union Rokossovsky.
General guidance on the organization to lay Parade commander of the Moscow Military District and Moscow garrison town, Colonel General Artemiev.
Supreme Commander
Marshal Stalin
June 22, 1945, № 370
Sapper MITYKO Mikhail Matvejevitch.
In order:
Order No. 117 of 25 June 1944 - Crossing the river and taking Pronya Chavusy
Order No. 136 of July 13, 1944 - Taking Vilnius
Order No. 203 of 23 October 1944 - East Prussia
Order No. 333 of April 9, 1945 - Koenisberg
Order No. 196 of 13 October 1944 - Taking Riga
Order No. 221 of 16 January 1945 - Vistula
Order No. 223 of January 17, 1945 - Warsaw
Order No. 228 of 18 January 1945 - Sochaczew, Skierniewice and Lovich
Order No. 233 of 19 January 1945 - Kutna Lodz and Tomaszow (Tomashov) Gostynin and Łęczyca
Order No. 245 of January 23, 1945 - (Bromberg)
Order No. 290 of March 5, 1945 - Stargard, Naugard, Poltsin - node communication important and powerful enemy resistance on the Stettin area.
Order No. 304 of 20 March 1945 - Altdamm
Order No. 339 of 23 April 1945 - entered Berlin
Certificate of participation in the Great Patriotic War, dated October 16, 1945.
Less interesting level design, but more interesting are the thanks (Благодарность) extras in the military ID.
This is often the case with the first orders for the generalization of the document with the patriotic drawings is not yet widespread.
This is also the case for remerciemetns allocated in small numbers.
This military ID is very interesting, because there are no extras thanks to the summary of the Supreme Soviet.
This is GAIDOUKOV Mikhail Pavlovich Maldchiy Sergeant, a driver in the 91st armored brigade.
in the book include:
1 - Thanks for taking the Mamayev Kurgan. Issued by the commander of the 65th Army General lietenant Baťov on 28/12/1942
2 - Thanks for taking and destruction of Hitler's troops near Stalingrad. Issued by the head of Stalin's Red Army on 01.26.1943
3- Thanks to the breakthrough of the fortified line and taking Red October. Issued by the commander of the 65th Army General lietenant Baťov on 28/01/1943
4 - Thanks for taking the Bezimianniy village and the Barricade district. Issued by the Génréral Colonel Rokossovski the 01/02/1943
5. Thanks for the end of the operation and liquidation of enemy troops encircled at Stalingrad. Issued by the head of Stalin's Red Army on 01.26.1943
6- Thanks for completion and destruction of German troops who tried to take Stalingrad. Chief of the Army 91st Polkovnik Yakoubovitch the 03/02/1943.
Amazing booklet
Documens to Androssiuk Prokop Petrovich
Radio in the 31st Artillery Regiment of the Guard, 9th Infantry Division of the Guard.
Order No. 137 of 14 July 1944 - release of Pinsk (belarus)
Order No. 196 of 13 October 1944 - Taking Riga
Order No. 228 of January 18, 1945 - Taking the cities Sochaczew, Skierniewice Lovich.
Order No. 265 of 29 January 1945 - crossed the German border to the west and north-west of Poznan, invaded the German Pomerania and today, 29 January, with battle seized Shenlanke cities Lukatts-Kreutz , VOLDENBERG and Dreezen - important communication nodes and powerful enemy resistance.
Order No. 290 of March 5, 1945 - Taking the cities of Stargard, Naugard, Poltsin - node communication important and powerful enemy resistance on the Stettin area.
Order No. 304 of March 20, 1945 - Taking the city and détruction of Altdamm heavily fortified on the right bank of the Oder River, east of Stettin.
Order No. 339 of April 23, 1945 - Taking the city of Frankfurt Oder Vandlitts, Oranienburg, Birkenwerder Gennigsdorf, punk, Fridrihsfelde, Karlshorst Köpenick and broke into the German capital Berlin.
Certificate of participation in the Great Patriotic War, dated October 30, 1945.
That's Colonel Ivan Yakubovsky, the famous future Marshal of the Soviet Union, who at the time commanded the 91st Independent Tank Brigade.by Philippe
Gratitude Certificates of Senior Technical Lieutenant Pavel Petrovich Starchak
- Pinsk, July 14th, 1944
- Brest, Belorussia, July 28th, 1944
- Riga, October 13th, 1944
- Lodz, Kutno, Tomashuw, Gostynin, & Lenchitsa, January 19th, 1945
- Bromberg on Vistula, January 23rd, 1945
- Pomerania, Shelanke, Lukatzkreuz, Woldenberg, & Drisen, #265, January 29th, 1945
- Stargard in Pomerania, March 4th, 1945
- Stargard, Naugard, & Poltsii on Stettin axis, March 5th, 1945
- Gollnow, Strpenitz, & Massow on approach to Stettin, #295, March 7th, 1945
I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to all my collector colleagues for their posts, encouragement, and support!
Thank you!
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