WW2 Soviet campaign documents

[Marcel Banziger]

I would say that this is typical of the 3 Ukrainian Front

Thanks! Looks like it indeed. Once the research is finished I will show the results here

[Marcel Banziger]

I didn't come to do any research yet but some nice new documents arrived this weekend, of which my first Königsberg document.

[Marcel Banziger]

A nice Victory over Germany awarded to Senior Lieutnant Ivan Zozulya (?) from the 8th Guards Army.

[Marcel Banziger]

My next addition:

Document for the Capture of Vienna awarded to Ivan Didik, member of the Guards 171st Heavy Howitzer Artillery Regiment.

Feel free to add your documents. One can never see enough of these

[KLMKsunbunny]

Here's one I once asked for help for on this forum, and the info I was given at the time... If i remember rightly, thanks to the Kommandir

Issued to lieutenant of Red Army- Borokhovski Leonid Naumovich

This man served with 265th rifle Viborg division.
Document signed by division commander Hero of The Soviet Union general-major Yenshin.
Division fought directly in Berlin city center and accepted the city garrison capitulation.

[KLMKsunbunny]

Issued to senior lieutenant Belousov Grigoriy Fedorovich on, March, 16, 1946, Member of artillery division. Signed by junior lieutenant Dyakov Gennadiy Petrovich. Signed by commandor of 16th heavy mortar division.

[KLMKsunbunny]

Issued to Red Army soldier Karachevcev Mikhail Moiseevich on April, 29, 1947.

Rare issue- by military commandant of Treptow, in Germany.

[KLMKsunbunny]

Awarded to Red Army soldier Belyaev Ivan Fortsanovich.

Document to the medal "For the Capture of Berlin", issued in October, 1945, signed by the commander 117 Guards shooting ( Rifles? ) Colonel Rusakov (winner of a red banner, the Order of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnytsky)

[Marcel Banziger]

Very nice ones. Thanks for showing! Especially nice since the medal is still together with the document and it seems the first two are first variation medals

[ebj]

Great documents. Thanks! I am a long time collector of Third Reich militaria. I few years ago I became interested in WW2 Soviet partisan medal award documents and have several from Belarus and Ukraine. I have recently become interested in Soviet WW2 pilot and tanker related ID cards and award documents. The Russian TV series such as "Attackers" hooked me on researching the uniforms, ranks and awards.

I find this a fascinating field of militaria collecting. I am OK with German with regard to militaria but I have a long way to go with Russian! The subtitled TV series help!

[KLMKsunbunny]

Thanks guys. Got another 20 or so Berlin docs I will have to get round to scanning, and just bought another this week...!

[Egorka]

Here's one I once asked for help for on this forum, and the info I was given at the time... If i remember rightly, thanks to the Kommandir

[B]Issued to lieutenant of Red Army- Borokhovski Leonid Naumovich

Almost.
It is written Barakhavski, but the proper spelling is Barakhovski

[Egorka]

Issued to senior lieutenant Belousov Grigoriy Fedorovich on, March, 16, 1946, Member of artillery division. Signed by junior lieutenant Dyakov Gennadiy Petrovich. Signed by commandor of 16th heavy mortar division.

Maybe you put up a wrong document, but this document is for Jr.Lt. D'yakov Genagiy Petrovich.

[KLMKsunbunny]

Thanks Egorka..! I rely on the sellers translations, so you and the others here who help us non - Russian readers are much appreciated..

[Egorka]

Maybe you put up a wrong document, but this document is for Jr.Lt. D'yakov Genagiy Petrovich.

Jr.Lt. D'yakov Genagiy Petrovich. was a battery detail commander of 429 Mortar Artillery Regiment, 35 Mortar Artillery Brigade, 10 Artillery Corps.