Order of the Great Siberian Ice March — The Order of the Great Siberian Ice March was established on February 11, 1920 order of the Commander of the Eastern Front forces General Staff, Major General Sergei Wojciechowski. In order to establish a distinction mark said: In reward… … Wikipedia
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