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DescriptionUrdiaarchivaldoc43.jpg	English: Official award order and brief description of heroic deed of Varlam Urdia during the period of March-July 1942. The document was kept at the Soviet Military archive and uploaded by the Russian memorial site "Pamiyat Naroda." https://pamyat-naroda.su/awards/12051213
Date	13 August 1942
Source	https://pamyat-naroda.su/awards/12051213
Author	archival material dating back to 1942 and uploaded by the Russian memorial site "Pamiyat Naroda" https://pamyat-naroda.su/

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[union-note-1] Official documents, state symbols and signs of 14 other Soviet Republics are the subject of law of their legal successors. See respective license tags.

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