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The document is signed in blue crayon by the Commanding General and Commander-in-Chief of Luftgau XI
but name of the recipient is unknown
87 mm (w) x 48
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The magazine was meant as a propaganda tool for “political education” of the masses
Russia, Soviet Union. An Order of the Red Banner, Type III, Second Award visually-hidden The document is signed in( ). Instituted 1 August 1924. (1943 1953 issue). Constructed of silver with gilt and multi coloured enamels, on loop for suspension with its period original ribbon affixed to a pentagonal backplate with horizontal pinback, the obverse consisting of gilded circular wreath, joined together at the bottom by a red enameled banner bearing silvered Russian Cyrcillic letters , in addition to a white enameled plaque bearing a numeral 2, surrounding a central
