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English: Russian Federation, departmental medal of the Federal Special Construction Service. Medal «50 years Spetsstroja of Russia». Awarded to military and civilian personnel who worked in the Federal Special Construction Service of Russia (Spetsstroya) for 20 years or more, as well as other citizens, who made a significant contribution to the tasks entrusted to Spetsstroya Russia.
Source http://www.geraldika.org/02_2005_11.htm
Author Russian Government
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