DOCUMENT and Badge SET Volunteer 

Assistant to the KGB 1960s

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Rare set of document and badge - Volunteer Assistant to the KGB 1960s 

 Some active communists in Soviet Union was a volunteer assistants to the KGB and militia in the Soviet Union in the 1960s. This assistants was in the law enforcement public organization for the protection of public order, the fight against dissidents and anti-Soviet figures,  criminals. In this organization there were only proven reliable communists, they were ready to carry out the most delicate tasks of the Soviet Power.

Special badge  - confirmed the powers and privileges of this voluntary assistant of the Soviet Punitive System.

Active communist Dyatel Nikolai Timofeevich - voluntary KGB assistant in the city of Zhytomyr of the Ukrainian SSR in 1960s. 

Professional military Dyatel Nikolai Timofeevich  - - participant in the aggression against Finland in the Winter War of 1940, awarded the Order of the Red Banner for battles against the Finns. During the Second World War, captain Dyatel  was the commander of a battery of anti-tank guns in the 501st artillery regiment of the Red Army and was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, Red Star and Red Banner.

information from archive the Ministry of Defence of the USSR

Made on Leningrad State Mint, size 30 x 35 mm, aluminium.

Perfect quality.

Documents can have spots, holes, traces of glue, dirt, gluing together, field repair of paper and other damages are old historical artifacts.