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    BalkanCollector

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    1. Looks great! Can you tell us more about it? According to your signature I guess it's from Belgian Congo.
    2. This is probably a Russian medal since the text says "For loyalty to duty and fatherland" in Russian.
    3. Very interesting theme for collecting and very nice medals! Kind of a hidden gem.
    4. The seller said nothing about the authenticity. Only information provided was the basic information about the order.
    5. Thank you for your opinion! Could this, by any chance be the replacement, tombak piece or is it just another copy?
    6. Order of People's Hero sold on ebay auction for 153$+shipping. I'm not sure about the authenticity.
    7. Thank you very much for the info Gordon! I've only seen first and second class for sale. If I see the third class I'll let you know.
    8. I've seen some of theses on a local flea market in Zagreb, Croatia, but I didn't know they were rarely awarded. It seems odd that the one that looks like breast star is the lowest grade and the one that's just a cross is the highest.
    9. Here are some photos I took from the internet. Branko Mamula's ribbon bar. Ribbon bar of an unknow partisan commander. And some more random photos.
    10. No problem! That's really impresive. No wonder the guy got a city named after him.
    11. The Order was awarded for "Outstanding achievements in national economy and culture". It was instituted on December 8th, 1948 and it was awarded 125 times. 120 Yugoslav citizens (two of them awarded twice), 1 foreigner, 1 organization and 1 city were awarded with this order. The first one was awarded in 1949 and the last one in 1987. 5 of the recipients of this Order were women. List of awards from 1948 to 1959 (16 awards): - 1949 – Moša Pijade - 1950 – Josip Broz Tito, Boris Kidrič - 1953 – Miroslav Krleža, People's Youth of Yugoslavia - 1954 – Aleksandar Ranković, Ivan Regent - 1955 – Edvard Kardelj, Nikola Kovačević, Božidar Maslarić - 1956 – Đuro Salaj - 1957 – Pavle Gregorić, Franc Leskošek - 1959 – Ivan Karaivanov, Đuro Pucar, Vladimir Simić List of awards from 1960 to 1969 (22 awards): - 1960 – Rodoljub Čolaković, Miha Marinko, Josip Vidmar - 1961 – Vladimir Bakarić, Ivan Gošnjak, Blažo Jovanović, Lazar Koliševski, Ivan Ribar, Petar Stambolić, Mijalko Todorović, Jovan Veselinov, Veljko Vlahović, Svetozar Vukmanović Tempo - 1963 – Spasenija Cana Babović, Anka Berus, Tomo Brejc, Karlo Mrazović - 1965 – Vlajko Begović - 1968 – Ivan Maček Matija, Koča Popović - 1969 – Strahil Gigov, Mile Počuča List of awards from 1970 to 1979 (50 awards): - 1970 – Ljupčo Arsov, Boris Ziherl - 1971 – Jovan Beljanski, Kosta Nađ, Milentije Popović, Lidija Šentjurc - 1972 – Ivo Andrić, Jakov Blažević, Vicko Krstulović, Đoko Pajković - 1973 – Uglješa Danilović, Cvijetin Mijatović, Vida Tomšič, the city of Skopje - 1974 – Vlado Janjić, Isa Jovanović, Sergej Krajger, Dušan Petrović Šane - 1975 – Fadil Hoxha, Andrija Mugoša, Krsto Popivoda, Vidoje Smilevski - 1976 – Ratko Dugonjić, Josip Hrnčević, Ante Jurjević, Ivan Stevo Krajačić, Nikola Ljubičić, Šefket Maglajić, Mika Špiljak, Veljko Zekonjić - 1977 – Džemal Bijedić, Josip Cazi - 1978 – Nicolae Ceaușescu, Oskar Davičo, Rudi Kolak, Slavko Komar, Džavid Nimani, Pavle Savić, Dobrivoje Vidić - 1979 – Radivoj Davidović Kepa, Stane Dolanc, Stevan Doronjski, Mihailo Lalić, Edvard Kardelj (2nd time posthumous), Moma Marković, Miloš Minić, Đuro Pucar (2nd time posthumous), Mitja Ribičič, Borko Temelkovski, Todor Vujasinović List of awards from 1980 to 1987 (34 awards): - 1980 – Milutin Baltić, Antun Biber, Marijan Brecelj Miha, Marijan Cvetković, Franjo Herljević, Pavle Jovičević, Dragoslav Marković, Dobrivoje Radosavljević - 1981 – Marko Belinić, Bogdan Brecelj, Savo Brković, Peko Dapčević, Drago Gizdić, Veljko Milatović, France Popit, Nikola Sekulić, Mihailo Vraneš - 1982 – Radovan Vlajković - 1983 – Angel Čemerski, Dragutin Kosovac, Hamdija Pozderac - 1984 – Viktor Avbelj, Emerik Blum, Blagoje Taleski - 1985 – Veselin Đuranović, Dragiša Ivanović, Branko Mamula, Krste Markovski - 1986 – Dragan Nikolić, Branko Pešić, Ida Sabo, Vlado Šegrt - 1987 – Danilo Kekić, Vidoje Žarković List of awards with unknown year (3 awards): - Božin Jovanović, Alija Sirotanović, Ali Šukrija And of course here's the Order:
    12. That's really amazing Dragomir, thank you very much for sharing the complete list! And of course, thanks to Paja as well for the "службен лист" finds!
    13. Thank you very much Paja, great collection! The only one that was puzzling me was the 5 stripped one. And yes, now I know the difference between the Soviet and Yugo suspension. Here are my pieces:
    14. I'm quoting you because you've mentioned different variations of ribbons in another thread, so I wish we could discuss it it a proper thread.
    15. Yeah. That one's pretty fishy to me too. It's interesting to see the SFRY to FRY transition on a ribbon bar. Do you know to whom did it belong? Judging by the Order of Freedom, it must have been Ojdanić or Pavković.
    16. I really didn't know about different variations of the ribbon for this medal. We can discuss it in a different topic.
    17. Very nice! Thanks for sharing. I cannot unnotice unusual ribbon on Medal for Bravery on post #4.
    18. I thought of creating this topic since we don't have any that relates to the matter. At least not to my knowledge. Here are some photos of my humble collection of those ribbon bars. In the future, I will also post some more photos which I collected on the internet.
    19. That's an interesting one. It looks like it's Soviet. I guess that's one of the reason they didn't accept it.
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