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    Order of Brotherhood and Unity


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    Third class definitely does not exist.

    Christian, order on the picture can be a fake or a one with an enamel worn out.

    There is also that what Milan says about IKOM.

    The seller on eBay said this is a prototype (Specimen) from a plan 3rd Class. The seller also said that it came directly from IKOM.

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    If there is no carying document - then how was it noted (other than a formal document) that a worker or soldier was entitled to wear certain awards? Was this noted in the workers book or the soldiers book? Thanks :cheers:

    Law about decorations (orders and medals) was changing after the WWI. Firs was issued on 12. 06. 1945., second on 14. 12. 1955., revised on 15. 03. 1961., and then again in 15. 04. 1964. Afther the revision, new Law about decorations was issued in july 1973., which was revised in 1976., and again in 1985.

    Certificates and charters:

    According to the Law about decorations of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia from 1986.:

    Certificate was issued to the bearer of the order or medal.

    For higher rank orders diploma or charter was issued. Charter was issued for Order of grand star of Yugoslavia, Order of freedom, Order of national hero, Order of hero of socialist work, Order of national liberation, Order of war flag, Order of Yugoslavian flag with sash, Order of partisan star with gold and silver wreath, Order of Republic with gold and silver wreath, Order for merit to the people with gold star, Order of brotherhood and unity with gold wreath, Order of work with red flag, Order of the peoples army with laurel wreath and Order for military merit with grand star.

    According to the same law there was a penalty of 10.000 to 50.000 dinars or imprisonment of 30 days if unauthorized person wears decoration (order or medal).

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    Well we had this debate on one of Slovenian forums and opinions are very different. Currently there is a 1CL being sold on ebay for almost 400$. Maybe the final price will be even higher. I will sell mine in a while, is anyone interested? I'd even rather exchange it for some 3rd reich or JNA medals and orders.

    Cheers

    Nejc

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    Thank you , I couldn't belive as I saw this number for the first time. :D

    Maybe one day will be able to find out who was the bearer and why he got this order.

    As long we see positiv number on order it's Ok - it will be interesting when we start to see negative numbers. :cheers:

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    Gentlemen,

    I just aquired my first Yugoslavian Order; the B&U 2nd.

    A nice silver, 5 torch version.

    I was wondering what were these awarded for? What were the requirments to get these?

    Was it military? Poltical? Both? Neither?

    Would there be a rough equivalent in Soviet Orders?

    TIA

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    Gentlemen,

    I just aquired my first Yugoslavian Order; the B&U 2nd.

    A nice silver, 5 torch version.

    I was wondering what were these awarded for? What were the requirments to get these?

    Was it military? Poltical? Both? Neither?

    Would there be a rough equivalent in Soviet Orders?

    TIA

    :cheers::cheers::cheers:

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    Was it military? Poltical? Both? Neither?

    Would there be a rough equivalent in Soviet Orders?

    Dear Eric,

    I guess, that it was both a political and military order.

    The direct equivalent in the Soviet Union had been the FoN: http://www.collectrussia.com/DISPITEM.HTM?ITEM=16996

    Maybe the YU-Brotherhood was a bit more military, than the Soviet FoN :unsure: .

    The fact is, that you see the YU-Brotherhood - 2cl and 1cl - very often on Soviet uniforms after the GPW and I think, that it was the most common YU-Order, Soviet Forces received.

    Usually the YU-Brotherhood 2cl was the highest ranking order an JNA-officer might have got for a "normal" career in the Yugoslav Forces, I guess.

    "Brotherhood & Unity" had been THE important slogan in communist Yugoslavia :D , but the 1990s showed the contrary in Yugoslavia :( .

    Best regards :beer:

    Christian

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    Thank you Christian for explaining that to me.

    I like the fact that it was awarded to Soviet officers as well because that fits in with my Soviet addiction. :)

    I've attached a close-up of the number and the hallmarks in case anyone is curious.

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    What do you think about these? (left overs from the production, prototypes or something else...maybe they were discharged when the 6 torch version took place?)

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    A very cranky document that does NOT want to be scanned.

    From 1976, but beyond that help.gif!!!

    if there's a big document like this, what does the small paper typed diploma stands for?

    (this picture is not mine nor the order; it is obly for example ;) )

    Edited by seb16trs
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