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Auction: 16001 - Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals and Militaria
Lot: 483

A Well Documented Soviet Family Group:
Fifteen: Captain I.S. Makarkmin, Trench Mortar Company
- Russia, Soviet Union, Order of the Red Banner, 3rd type breast Badge, with riband suspension, ´CCCP´ obverse, silver-gilt and enamel, reverse officially numbered ´105076´, with named and numbered bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Order of Alexander Nevsky, 3rd type breast Badge, with screwback suspension, silver, silver-gilt, and enamel, reverse officially numbered ´20798´, with named and numbered bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Order of the Patriotic War, Second Class, 3rd ´1985 issue´ type breast Badge, with screwback suspension, silver, silver-gilt, and enamel, reverse officially numbered ´2269480´, with named and numbered bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Order of the Red Star, 2nd type breast Badge, with screwback suspension, silver and enamel, reverse officially numbered ´368754', with named and numbered bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Order of the Red Star, 2nd type breast Badge, with screwback suspension, silver and enamel, reverse officially numbered ´3298834', with named and numbered bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for the Centenary of Lenin´s birth 1970, 'For Valorous Labour' type, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for the Defence of Stalingrad, bronze
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-45, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for the 20th Anniversary of the Second World War 1965, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for the 30th Anniversary of the Second World War 1975, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for the 40th Anniversary of the Second World War 1985, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for Victory over Japan 1945, bronze, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for 50 Years of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union, gilt and enamel, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for 60 Years of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for 20 Years Irreproachable Service in the Armed Forces, silvered and enamel, generally good very fine, with three commemorative pin-back badges; the recipient's riband bar; and a photographic image of the recipient

Ten: Lieutenant Nurse M.T. Babikova, Mobile Surgical Hospital
- Russia, Soviet Union, Order of the Patriotic War, Second Class, 3rd ´1985 issue´ type breast Badge, with screwback suspension, silver, silver-gilt, and enamel, reverse officially numbered ´1101912´, with named and numbered bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for Combat Service, 2nd type, with riband suspension, silver and enamel, reverse officially numbered '1109569', with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for the Defence of Stalingrad, bronze, with named certificate
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-45, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for the 20th Anniversary of the Second World War 1965, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for the 40th Anniversary of the Second World War 1985, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for a Veteran of Labour, silvered, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for 50 Years of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union, gilt and enamel, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for 60 Years of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union, gilt, with named bestowal booklet
- Russia, Soviet Union, Medal for 70 Years of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union, gilt, with named bestowal booklet, generally good very fine, with the recipient's riband bar; and a photographic image of the recipient (lot)

Captain Ivan Sergejevitch Makarkmin, born Mordovia, Russia, 7.9.1919; served during the Second World War as Captain of a Trench Mortar Company in the defence of Stalingrad; wounded during the liberation of Siavlai, Lithuania; after the War married Maria Terentjevna Babikova and employed as a Supervisor of a Correctional Colony for underage juveniles, Vilnius, Lithuania; died, Vilnius, 6.5.1993.

Lieutenant Nurse Maria Terentjevna Babikova, born Kizel, Perm, Russia, 18.1.1916; served during the Second World War as a Nurse with a Mobile Surgical Hospital; after the War married Captain Ivan Sergejevitch Makarkmin and employed as a pharmacist in Vilnius, Lithuania; died, Vilnius, 6.10.1993.

The two met during the battles of liberation in Siavlai, Lithuania. Makarkmin was wounded and nursed by Babikova.

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