Order of Lenin
The Order of Lenin, named after the leader of the Russian October Revolution, was established by the Central Executive Committee on April 6, 1930. The order was the highest civilian decoration bestowed by the Soviet Union.
Order Of Lenin People (First 49 people) - Page 17
Grigory Sivkov
Test pilot
Ludvig Kurist
Avlipi Zurabashvili
Georgian psychiatrist
Oleg Grigoryevich Makarov
Soviet cosmonaut
Yury Antipov
Test pilot
Kaarel Ird
Estonian theatre director
Stepan Grigorʹevich Barkhudarov
Linguist
Nikolay Bannikov
Politician
anatoly berezin
Politician
Vilis Samsons
Author
Anatoly Andreyev
Military officer
Pavel Davydov
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Stanislav Kalesnik
Geographer
Aleksandr Michaylovitsj Aminev
Surgeon
Rem Abzalov
L. F. Ilʹichev
Politician
Nikolay Yefimov
Russian journalist
Vladimir Stepakov
Diplomat
Lev Nikolaevich Tolkunov
Politician
Musa Gareyev
Soldier
ivan stepanovich deputies
Military officer
Tiit Kuusik
Opera singer
Karakoz Abdaliev
Sergey Vishnyakov Musician
Military personnel
Nikolai Semeyko
Aircraft pilot
Ivan Korchagin
Aleksandr Oskin
Military personnel
Vladimir Vashkevich
Military personnel
Sergey Bobylev
Raisa Aronova
Navigator
Lev Shchukin
Aviator
Anatoly Raftopullo
Military officer
Semyon Kurkotkin
Military commander
Ivan Stepanenko
Aircraft pilot
Mariya Dolina
Aircraft pilot
Ivan Kabalin
Military personnel
Soli Adashev
Andrei Kirilenko
Russian-American professional basketball player
Sergey Kramarenko
Soviet football player
jonas stasiūnas
Opera singer
Kuluypa Konduchalova
Teacher
Viktor Obukhov
Vladimir Aleksenko
Aviator
Fedir Dyachenko
Sniper
Nina Ulyanenko
Navigator
Vasily Yefremov
Aviator
