This is a grouping belonged to Senior Lieutenant Mikhail M. Buhoci of the Romanian Army. It consists of a 1950’s (RPR era) awards booklet, issued by the Romanian Parliament with proper stamps and Lieutenant Buchoci’s picture. The booklet names all awards, Decree/Order No. and date of issue. His awards include: The Medal for the Liberation from Fascism; 10 yr Anniversary of the Romanian Army: Medal for Labor; and the Military Merit Medal - 1st cl.
-
Last edited by John F.; 01-15-2006, 05:35 PM. -
His Booklet
The Translation Reads: This booklet is issued by THE GREAT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (which was the former Romanian parliament) and confirms that Sr. Lt Buhoci received the following awards…<O
Last edited by John F.; 01-15-2006, 10:36 PM. -
-
His first award is the Medal for the Liberation from Fascism. He was presented it on August 19, 1950. The Communist Government first awarded the medal in 1949, to soldiers and civilians who participated in the “struggle” against the Germans in World War II.
His second award was the 10-year Anniversary of the Romanian Army (1943-1953), which he was awarded on October 1, 1953.<O
Last edited by John F.; 01-15-2006, 10:36 PM.Comment
-
His third award was the Medal for Labor, which he earned on August 18, 1954. The medal was created in 1948, and is awarded to both military and civilian personnel for special merits in different spheres (military, science, education, arts, etc)
His fourth and last award is the Medal of Merit, which was founded in 1954. It came in two classes and served as long service and good conduct medal. It was presented to personnel in the armed forces, the state security and the police. <O
Last edited by John F.; 01-15-2006, 10:36 PM.Comment
-
The obverse of the medalsComment
-
The reverse of the medalsComment
-
Great stuff! How many pages does the booklet have?Comment
-
Hi Dragos
Thanks! 16 pages counting both sides and only 9 pages to document awards.
JohnComment
Comment