Order of Alexander Nevsky

Awarded to Bulgarian Colonel Nikola Soyanov Botev (Никола Соянов Ботев)
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For successfully completing his mission on March 6, 1945, near Csököly, aiding Russian troops in a critical situation. He skillfully led his regiment to push the enemy back by several kilometers and repelled multiple enemy attacks on March 7 and 8. He consistently acted as a steadfast leader, earning gratitude from both Russian and Bulgarian high command.
Colonel Botev is one of the only 70(!) foreigners who was awarded the Order of Alexander Nevsky and the only Bulgarian!
Made of solid silver and enamels. It measures 51.49 mm in height, 50.09 mm in width and weighs 44.6 grams without its screwplate. The serial number and the mint mark Monetni Dvor are located at the 6 o'clock position underneath the screw.
In pristine condition with all details crisp and all gold plating still present. Even the raised parts on the obverse show virtually no wear and the red enamels are absolutely stunning. Both sides show an appealing medium patina to the silver. The screw has not been shortened and there have been no repairs. The order comes with its time period and well fitted screwplate.
This piece is absolutely superb in every aspect: nearly impossible to find in better condition, backed by amazing research, and extremely rare as it was awarded to a foreigner.
Brief, concrete description of his feat of arms or achievements:
As the commander 31 infantry regiment, he exhibited strength of spirits and successfully accomplished his combat mission on 06 March 1945 near the settlement Csököly. This provided vital assistance to the Russian troops, which found themselves in daring situation due to the enemy breaking through the line.
During the course of the battle, he skilfully and courageously led his regiment and he managed to push the enemy back by several kilometres.
On 07 March 1945 at 05:00, he successfully repelled an enemy attack. And then repelled 3 more enemy attacks (08 March 1945 at 02:10, 03:30, and 07:30).
Generally, the commander of 31 infantry regiment acted as an adamant persistent leader in all the most sever moments as well as in all the combat engagements of the division during the period 06-19 March and 28-31 March 1945. He executed brilliantly his combat missions, for which he and his troops received gratitude from the Russian , as well as the Bulgarian higher Command.

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