1941 крест за храбрость
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Igor Ostapenko
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так креста 1941 года вроде не существовало ?
да и качество изготовления креста с 1941 наглядно выше !
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Igor Ostapenko
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Igor Ostapenko
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Igor Ostapenko
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Эти конечно реже встречаются...
По легенде награждали этим типом только немцев ближе к концу войны (после смерти Бориса III).
При всем этом говорят, что награждались только (или в основном) немеци кантовавшиеся в Греции.
Документальных подтверждений всему вышесказанному я не видел
По легенде награждали этим типом только немцев ближе к концу войны (после смерти Бориса III).
При всем этом говорят, что награждались только (или в основном) немеци кантовавшиеся в Греции.
Документальных подтверждений всему вышесказанному я не видел
Igor Ostapenko
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Igor Ostapenko
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CoronaCola
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Тему крестов 1941 г уже обсуждали:
http://sammler.ru/index.php?showtopic=2193&st=160
http://sammler.ru/index.php?showtopic=2193&st=160
Забавно, что в этом варианте легенды награждения прекратились сразу со смертью Бориса
А источник информации - дилер, который ссылается на Национальный военно-исторический музей в Софии и данные Центрального военного архива.
А источник информации - дилер, который ссылается на Национальный военно-исторический музей в Софии и данные Центрального военного архива.
Последнее редактирование модератором:
И проф. Павлов пишет, что
"In relation with Bulgaria's joining the Three-Lateral Pact (March 1, 1941) and declaration of war on England (13 December 1941), a new issue of the Order for Bravery was designed and mint. Only III and IV class of grade one and two were issued. This issue differs from the preceding only by the inscription: "1941""
"In relation with Bulgaria's joining the Three-Lateral Pact (March 1, 1941) and declaration of war on England (13 December 1941), a new issue of the Order for Bravery was designed and mint. Only III and IV class of grade one and two were issued. This issue differs from the preceding only by the inscription: "1941""
Наконец один дилер http://new.vicmart.com/i-636-wwii-bulgaria-royal-bravery-soldier-order-4g.html# сообщает, что
See scan – perfect condition. This is one of the rarest types of the Bulgarian Royal Bravery orders decoration. The 1941 Bravery order soldier cross decoration has been struck in an extremely low circulation and was awarded to only 281 German soldiers and non-officer staff for great bravery in the fights of Greece Macedonia – Greek front, as well as to no more than 15 Bulgarians during the war at the Serbia / Yugoslavia front. All of these were divided into 4 Grades – 4th Grade was silver with long ribbon, 3rd Grade was silver with cross like ribbon, 2nd Grade was gold plated / gilt silver with long ribbon and finally 1st Grade was again gold plated / gilt silver with cross like ribbon. The total number of orders minted was 100 pieces of each grade, i.e. about 400 pieces in a total, but I have no information a 1st Grade to be ever awarded. Only about 7 or 8 sets are known to remain to exist in private collections, the National Military History Museum as well as the Central Military Archive. The Bravery soldier 1941 cross offered now is of the 4th Grade type. No matter which Grade, all of these are extremely scarce and impossible to obtain. This is the FIRST time ever I have ever had these for sale or even see them in person. They were not extensively used and awarded during the war due to King Boris III death in 1943, when everything changed (sic!). This order is a true gem for any collection.
See scan – perfect condition. This is one of the rarest types of the Bulgarian Royal Bravery orders decoration. The 1941 Bravery order soldier cross decoration has been struck in an extremely low circulation and was awarded to only 281 German soldiers and non-officer staff for great bravery in the fights of Greece Macedonia – Greek front, as well as to no more than 15 Bulgarians during the war at the Serbia / Yugoslavia front. All of these were divided into 4 Grades – 4th Grade was silver with long ribbon, 3rd Grade was silver with cross like ribbon, 2nd Grade was gold plated / gilt silver with long ribbon and finally 1st Grade was again gold plated / gilt silver with cross like ribbon. The total number of orders minted was 100 pieces of each grade, i.e. about 400 pieces in a total, but I have no information a 1st Grade to be ever awarded. Only about 7 or 8 sets are known to remain to exist in private collections, the National Military History Museum as well as the Central Military Archive. The Bravery soldier 1941 cross offered now is of the 4th Grade type. No matter which Grade, all of these are extremely scarce and impossible to obtain. This is the FIRST time ever I have ever had these for sale or even see them in person. They were not extensively used and awarded during the war due to King Boris III death in 1943, when everything changed (sic!). This order is a true gem for any collection.
CoronaCola
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То что говорят дилеры надо воспринимать критически, особенно когда осутствуют подтверждения их версий.
Делеры - сторона заинтересованая, им нужно кресты 1941 продать, для этого они вам таких историй порассказывают... Особенно Vicmart - известный сказочник.
Делеры - сторона заинтересованая, им нужно кресты 1941 продать, для этого они вам таких историй порассказывают... Особенно Vicmart - известный сказочник.