Soviet WW2 Soviet Veterans Group

[hipnos]

Hey Rick, My personal Hero!!!.

I?ve came across a little "documented" group of USSR awards rhat came from Lituania: The name of the medals Owner is a non Great rusian name (Lituanian as I can Think): Peeter J?rv, is a non spacaila interest group with some Veteran of army forces comm. med ranging from 50 to 70 years and of com. med of the GPW from 20 to 40 years, a 100 th lenin birth meal and 2 odd labor awards fron 1976 and 1980. And a GPW 2c Orders with document dated 11/03/1985 and nr.: 5807334 (could this be possible so high number and so very late date???)

I submit you some seals as If you can Identified the procedence.

Thanks

Hace a Nice Day

Thanks

Miguel

[hipnos]

Two more seals

[hipnos]

The Booklet with the name in Cyrilic and the group

Thanks

miguel

[Guest Rick Research]

The numbers on these Jubilee 1985 "Orders" of the Patriotic War don't mean anything, since there are no citations that go with them. They are only for still being alive.

The two document stamps that you show are from the city of Tartu's Veterans Commissariat.

If you have the documents for his 1976 and 1980 Socialist Competition badges (top right, 1st scan) that will tell us what sort of occupation he had at that time.

[Ferdinand]

I also think the name sounds more Estonian that Lithuanian.

By the way, the highest observed serial number on a OPW2 type 3 is 6715938.

[hipnos]

The numbers on these Jubilee 1985 "Orders" of the Patriotic War don't mean anything, since there are no citations that go with them. They are only for still being alive.

The two document stamps that you show are from the city of Tartu's Veterans Commissariat.

If you have the documents for his 1976 and 1980 Socialist Competition badges (top right, 1st scan) that will tell us what sort of occupation he had at that time.

Thanks to all, I?ve think he is Lithuanian because I?ve bought the group in an adress of Lithuania. and from there are the remitent adress too...

I have the booklets for all the awards...Where I can search for "read" the occupation of this guy??

Thanks again

Miguel AGREDA