On November 8, 1943, the pre-day orders of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union were established, orders of victory and glory were established. The Order of Victory was awarded to senior officers of the Soviet Army for carrying out large-scale military operations that changed the situation in favor of the Soviet forces. The first award of the invitation took place on April 10, 1944. For the liberation of the Right-Bank Ukraine, Order No. 1 was presented to Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgy Jobkov, commander of the 1st Ukrainian Front, and Order No. 2 to Marshal of the Soviet Union Alexander Vilibsky, Chief of the General Staff. The third order was awarded to Supreme Commander Marshal of the Soviet Union Joseph Stalin. Between the years 1944-1945, 11 Soviet military leaders and 5 foreign citizens were awarded the Order of Victory. The Order of Glory was established to recruit soldiers who "denote bravery, courage and fearlessness in battles for the homeland." The award was three degrees. For distinction in battles during the Great Patriotic War and heroic deeds in other military conflicts, about one million Medals of the Order of Fame III, more than 45,000 of the Second Class, and 2,678 of the I Class were awarded. There are over 2,600 full recipients of the Order of Fame. Today in history ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH WEB.

On November 8, 1943, the pre-day orders of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union were established, orders of victory and glory were established. The Order of Victory was awarded to senior officers of the Soviet Army for carrying out large-scale military operations that changed the situation in favor of the Soviet forces. The first award of the invitation took place on April 10, 1944. For the liberation of the Right-Bank Ukraine, Order No. 1 was presented to Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgy Jobkov, commander of the 1st Ukrainian Front, and Order No. 2 to Marshal of the Soviet Union Alexander Vilibsky, Chief of the General Staff. The third order was awarded to Supreme Commander Marshal of the Soviet Union Joseph Stalin. Between the years 1944-1945, 11 Soviet military leaders and 5 foreign citizens were awarded the Order of Victory. The Order of Glory was established to recruit soldiers who "denote bravery, courage and fearlessness in battles for the homeland." The award was three degrees. For distinction in battles during the Great Patriotic War and heroic deeds in other military conflicts, about one million Medals of the Order of Fame III, more than 45,000 of the Second Class, and 2,678 of the I Class were awarded. There are over 2,600 full recipients of the Order of Fame. Today in history ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH WEB.