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Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR
Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR
Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR
Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR
Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR
Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR
Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR
Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR

Rare Full Set officer badge honor documents silver Germany Komsomol GDR USSR DDR

$ 402.92

Availability: 68 in stock
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1976-89
  • Condition: If you read this, you should know that I have been in the field of Antiques and Vintage for a long time and you can be sure that the product is 150% original. Ask questions and sign up, there are discounts for regular customers.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany
  • Modified Item: No
  • Type: Badge

    Description

    KGB
    Officer of the
    GDR
    Nikolai
    Adrianow
    A complete set with badges of honor and certificates for the
    KGB
    Officer of the
    GDR
    Nikolai Adrianow
    issued in 1975-1976.
    You can be sure in the photographs and read what is written in the grammes of honor.
    Komsomol
    - FDJ = FRIENDSHIP - FREUNDSCHAFT =
    USSR - GDR
    =
    The Society for
    German-Soviet Friendship (OGSD) (German: Gesellschaft für Deutsch-Sowjetische Freundschaft, DSF) is a mass organization in the German Democratic Republic, which aimed at deepening the knowledge of citizens of the
    GDR
    about the
    Soviet Union
    . She was part of the League of Friendship of Peoples.
    The society was created on July 2, 1949 from the Society for the Study of Culture of the Soviet Union (Gesellschaft zum Studium der Kultur der Sowjetunion) and was the second largest mass organization of the country after the union of trade unions. About 6 million people were members of the organization.
    A similar organization was formed in West Germany in September 1950, but it was banned in 1955. In West Berlin, there was a Deutsch-Sowjetische Freundschaftsgesellschaft.