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Franc Leskošek, 1957

Đuro Salaj, 1956

Edvard Kardelj, 1955

According to the list from this topic BalkanCollector was so kind to share with us but also some other sources Moša Pijade was awarded with the Hero of Socialist Labor in 1949 and Ivan Ribar in 1961. The following photos are from 1951(?)

Nicolae Ceaușescu, the only foreign recipient, being awarded in 1978.
Museum of Yugoslav History photo archive

List of foreign officers who attended the maneuvers according to their rank:

Denmark: Tuxen, divisional general

Bolivia: Pastor Baldivieso, colonel
Switzerland: Simonius, artillery colonel; Romer, infantry colonel
Norway:  Bull, infantry colonel
Japan: Watanabe, artillery colonel, military attache
England: Yarde-Buller, general staff colonel, military attache
Netherlands: Piepers, cavalry colonel
Austria-Hungary: Vidal, general staff colonel

Peru: Manuel Bonilla lieutenant colonel
Serbia: Milan Tucaković, general staff lieutenant colonel
Italy: Zaccone, general staff lieutenant colonel, military attache
Argentine: Avelino Mendez, infantry lieutenant colonel, military attache
Greece: Charlambis, artillery lieutenant colonel (Charalambos?)
Chile: Julio Brownell / Broronell (?), lieutenant colonel, military attache 
USA: Bentley-Mott, artillery lieutenant colonel, military attache
Austra-Hungary: count Lamezan-Salins, general staff lieutenant colonel, military attache
Spain: Rodriguez de Rivas, lieutenant colonel
Belgium: Cumont, cavalry lieutenant colonel

Germany: von Winterfeldt, general staff major, military attache
Brasil: Fleury de Barros, cavalry major, military attache
Ottoman Empire: Djemil Bey, major, military attache
Romania: Soutzo, general staff major, military attache 

Switzerland: Baumain, infantry captain (Balmain?)
Sweden: Amundson, engineer captain, military attache
Bulgaria: Petrov, general staff captain, military attache 
Mexico: Federico Cervantes, engineer captain
Portugal: Pereira dos Santos, general staff captain

I apologize if I miswrote some of the surnames, a few of them were miswritten in the original source as well.

Greetings gentlemen,
I stumbled upon information that one of my ancestors was Serbian representative on the Grand Maneuvers of the West in 1912 (Les grandes manoeuvres de l'Ouest). I managed to find a post card with foreign representatives on delcampe.net which proves that. Unfortunately it's not very large so I'd be very grateful if someone could share with me a better scan or some other image or post card with foreign delegations.
My ancestor was awarded with the Legion of Honor (officer) in 1912, I presume this occurred during the maneuvers. Later, in 1917, he was awarded with the commander.


"GRANDES MANŒUVRES DE L'OUEST en 1912 - Missions Militaires Etrangeres"

Similar design but when I compare the badge on the photo and the one from your post I can see I'm wrong, my apologies.

Looks like Mihailo, Metropolitan of Serbia and the first president of the Serbian Red Cross, was one of the recipients.

Don't mention it 

I forgot to post this before, charter of the Serbian Red Cross Order awarded to the University of Kiev in 1877 (Type 1 - Principality era) and signed by Mihailo, Metropolitan of Serbia, first president of the Red Cross.
Today kept at the National Library of Ukraine together with some other valuable pieces of Serbian history.
Serbian manuscripts from the collections of the Institute of Manuscripts LINK

You're welcome 

I've found the auction for that particular order on ebay, its title: "Order of the national hero - Yugoslavia - Original". 
LINK

Here it is:

Did the seller claim the piece is authentic? Looks like just another fake to me, unfortunately . I think think even the ribbon is a copy...

Cross Order of Queen Frederica, looks like silver grade. If I remember well someone posted photo of all grades of the order a few years ago.

I think the price says enough. I consider only Soviet and IKOM type made out of gold authentic.

Нема на чему 

Greetings and welcome to GMIC,
Fourth medal in the first row is Medal for Bravery Miloš Obilić, the branch on the ribbon means that he was double recipient.
First medal in the second row is Polish Order of Polonia Restituta 4th class.

Dragomir, many thanks for the photos!

Star of the Republic of Indonesia 2nd Class recipients: Aleksandar Ranković, Mijalko Todorović and Stane Pavlič

Greetings and welcome to GMIC,
You'll probably have better luck if you post your question in the "Central & Eastern European States" section.

Tito being awarded with the Star of the Republic of Indonesia 1st Class (Bintang RI Adipurna) by president Soekarno.
16 June 1961

Tito being awarded with the Sacred Star (Bintang Sakti) by president Soekarno.
7 April 1960

Don't mention it, the last one is from some book about Đuro Pucar.

You are welcome. Tito was indeed decorated with the Star of the Republic of Indonesia 1st class (Bintang RI Adipurna) in 1961 but also with the Sacred Star (Bintang Sakti) in 1960. I'll see if I can dig up some photos.
BTW I have found more Indonesian recipients of the Yugoslav decorations, if you wish I can post their names.