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 25
Jan Šverma
Journalist
Ján Nálepka
Military personnel
Alexander Fadeyev
Soviet writer
Sergei Trofimenko
Commander
Zygmunt Berling
Polish general
Ladislav Novomesky
Slovak poet
Ivan Michaylovitsj Ivkin
Soviet military officer
Aleksey Smirnov
Fighter pilot
Yodgor Nasriddinova
Soviet-Uzbek engineer
Yekaterina Budanova
Fighter pilot
Leonid Sandalov
Military personnel
Mirza Valiyev
Azerbaijani military personnel
Sergey Kadanchik
Military personnel
Pavel Babaylov
Kirill Moskalenko
Russian commander
Leonid Bykovets
Military personnel
Olga Sanfirova
Aviator
Kirill Yevstigneyev
Soviet aircraft pilot
Vladimir Klimov
Russian-Soviet engineer
gevork vartanian
Jānis Vilhelms
Vasily Arkhipov
Military personnel
Aniela Krzywoń
Military personnel
Boris Butoma
Russian-Soviet politician
Aleksej Osipovič Ahmanov
Military personnel
Konstantin Kornilov
Psychologist
Semyon Rudniev
Military personnel
Nikolai Starostin
Footballer
Ivan Dubasov
Artist
Stanislav Redens
Jānis Endzelīns
Latvian linguist
Karol Świerczewski
Polish general
Volodymyr Zabolotny
Architect
Ivan Sołtys
Džumaš Asanalijeŭ
mashadi azizbeyov əzizağa əzizbəyov
Politician ‧ Mashadi Azizbeyov's son
Vladimir Balmont
Breeder
Murtuza Nağıyev
Chemist
Iosif Kosior
Politician
Yuri Sevenard
Russian Politician
Alexander Udaltsov
Medieval historian
Nikolay Afanasevitsj Ponomarjov
Painter
Semen Matveevich Kozolupov Musician
Cellist
Vladimir Kudryavtsev
Russian-Soviet psychologist
Vera Lebedeva
Physician
Ruben Hambardzumyan
Metallurgist
Anatoliĭ Shtyrov
Vyacheslav Shtyrov's father