Russia – Soviet: A post-war group of 5 to Lieutenant Vladimir Georgievich Naumov, 356th Separate Engineer Battalion, 6th Mountain Engineer Brigade of the 4th Ukrainian Front who would have taken part in the liberation of Western Ukraine and ended the war

Russia – Soviet: A post-war group of 5 to Lieutenant Vladimir Georgievich Naumov, 356th Separate Engineer Battalion, 6th Mountain Engineer Brigade of the 4th Ukrainian Front who would have taken part in the liberation of Western Ukraine and ended the war in Prague where he was wounded in the fighting in the final days of the war.

Group of 5: Medal for Combat Merits, unnumbered; Medal for the Victory over Germany; Medal for the 20th Anniversary of the Victory over Germany; Medal for the 30th Anniversary of the Victory over Germany; Medal for the 40th Anniversary of the Victory over Germany.

Condition: mounted Soviet style on aluminium suspenders, Good Very Fine

Together with award documents for the Medal for the Victory over Germany; Medal for the 20th Anniversary of the Victory over Germany; Medal for the 30th Anniversary of the Victory over Germany and the Medal for the 40th Anniversary of the Victory over Germany.

Vladimir Georgievich Naumov was born in Moscow on 5th April 1925 and joined the Red Army on 24th March 1943. Serving as a Lieutenant in the 356th Separate engineer battalion, 6th Mountain Engineer Brigade of the 4th Ukrainian Front. He would take part in the fighting for the Western Ukraine in 1944. He would then later see fighting in Poland and Czechoslovakia ending the war in Prague where he was wounded.

Continuing to serve in the Red Army, he would serve as a commander of a Sapper Battalion, being discharged in 1972. He worked in civilian life until 2001, was awarded the rank of Colonel in 2004, and was buried in the village of Dneprovsky, Dnepropetrovsk.

He would additionally receive an Order of the Red Star by a decree of 19th March 1945.