Soviet FILIMONIKHIN, PIOTR KONSTANTINOVITCH

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#3 inside

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error

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#4 Front and Back Award document for the 25th Anniversary of Victory Badge

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#5 Cover and inside of Graduation Certificate from a Communist Party School

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#6 Cover & Inside Document for Membership Card from Pensioner's Society

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And finally, #7 Cover Reserve Officer's ID

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#7 page 1 & 2

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#7 page 3 & 4

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Here is the last of the pages that I scanned. There are many pages with this document.

Doc

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[Ed_Haynes]

Thanks, Doc. These "extra" documents really add a social and personal dimension to the more familiar groups. Quite a gem you have here!!

[Riley1965]

Gents,

I need help identifying the above documents #1-#7. PLEASE, any help will be appreciated!!!

Doc

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[Guest Rick Research]

Well, there being only One Ricky, you have OVERWHELMED me by sheer VOLUME. I had assumed that SOMEBODY else here or the other website where you post would have helped out.

Unknown Thing 1 is the PRIVILEGES Book that went with Orders Books until just after the war-- when the "perks" for virtually all awards were abolished.

Unknown Thing 2 is the Russian Federation award booklet for badge "Combatant 9141-45" from 2000.

Unknown Thing 3 you've jumbled what goes with what since post #76 is for the 60th year of Stalingrad badge and NOT #77, which is the booklet for the 50 years CPSU membership pin (member since 1940, so 1990)

Unknown Thing 4 is Ministry of Defense 1970 Victory Badge

Unknown thing 5 scans do not show in post #80

I seem to have lost or miscounted since after all this pages and pages and pages I don't find any notes on anything as Unknown Thing 6

Unknown Thing 7 is his Reserve Officers ID, given on discharge from active duty and kept up until reaching final retirement age at 60. Repeats a good part of his military service records, since this would have been used "on the spot" if he had been called up in an emergency.

I've already helped all that I can with the wartime citations because I cannot translate from Russian into English what I cannot understand in ENGLISH. It's some sort of technical processing/transporting of aviation fuel.

[Riley1965]

Well, there being only One Ricky, you have OVERWHELMED me by sheer VOLUME. I had assumed that SOMEBODY else here or the other website where you post would have helped out.

Unknown Thing 1 is the PRIVILEGES Book that went with Orders Books until just after the war-- when the "perks" for virtually all awards were abolished.

Unknown Thing 2 is the Russian Federation award booklet for badge "Combatant 9141-45" from 2000.

Unknown Thing 3 you've jumbled what goes with what since post #76 is for the 60th year of Stalingrad badge and NOT #77, which is the booklet for the 50 years CPSU membership pin (member since 1940, so 1990)

Unknown Thing 4 is Ministry of Defense 1970 Victory Badge

Unknown thing 5 scans do not show in post #80

I seem to have lost or miscounted since after all this pages and pages and pages I don't find any notes on anything as Unknown Thing 6

Unknown Thing 7 is his Reserve Officers ID, given on discharge from active duty and kept up until reaching final retirement age at 60. Repeats a good part of his military service records, since this would have been used "on the spot" if he had been called up in an emergency.

I've already helped all that I can with the wartime citations because I cannot translate from Russian into English what I cannot understand in ENGLISH. It's some sort of technical processing/transporting of aviation fuel.

Rick,

Thank You!!! I really appreciate your help!!!

Doc