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VSEVOLOV.I.Conversations on faleristics
И. В. Всеволодов
Беседы о фалеристике
Серия: История наград
Издательство: Вече, 2009 г.
Твердый переплет, 336 стр.
Тираж: 5000 экз.
Формат: 70x100/16 (~167x236 мм)

От издателя
Фалерой называлась наградная бляха римского легионера, вручавшаяся за доблесть. Отсюда и произошло название учения о наградах - фалеристика.
Страницы фалеристики повествуют о подвигах и отваге, о благородстве и самопожертвовании, о долге и бескорыстии. Фалеристика драматична, как драматична сама история...
Книга И.В.Всеволодова (псевдоним историка Игоря Можейко, известного читателям также как писатель-фантаст Кир Булычев), впервые изданная в 1990 году, яркая и увлекательная летопись истории. Здесь и наградные знаки Античности, и духовно-рыцарских орденов Средневековья, и светских орденских союзов Японии и Европы, и медали Ивана Грозного, и полковые знаки начала XX в., награды СССР и современные ордена зарубежных стран.
I.V Vsevolodov
Conversations on faleristics
Series: History Awards
Publisher: Veche, 2009.Russian Text
Hardcover, 336 pages
Circulation: 5000 copies.
Format: 70x100/16 (~ 167x236 mm)

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Falera called a premium badge of the Roman legionnaire, is awarded for valor. Hence the name of the doctrine of rewards - Faleristics.
Pages faleristics narrate the exploits and bravery, the nobility and sacrifice, duty and selflessness. Faleristics dramatic as the story itself is dramatic ...
Book I.V. Vsevolodova (pseudonym of historian Igor Mazheika, known to readers as well as science fiction writer Kir Bulychev), first published in 1990, a bright and fascinating chronicle of history. Here and premium signs of antiquity, and spiritual orders of knighthood of the Middle Ages and the secular orders' unions in Japan and Europe, and medals of Ivan the Terrible, and regimental marks the beginning of XX century., Awards of the USSR and the modern orders of foreign countries.

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VSEVOLOV.I.Conversations on faleristics И. В. Всеволодов Беседы о фалеристике Серия: История наград Издательство: Вече, 2009 г. Твердый переплет, 336 стр. Тираж: 5000 экз. Формат: 70x100/16 (~167x236 мм) От издателя Фалерой называлась наградная бляха римского легионера, вручавшаяся за доблесть. Отсюда и произошло название учения о наградах - фалеристика. Страницы фалеристики повествуют о подвигах и отваге, о благородстве и самопожертвовании, о долге и бескорыстии. Фалеристика драматична, как драматична сама история... Книга И.В.Всеволодова (псевдоним историка Игоря Можейко, известного читателям также как писатель-фантаст Кир Булычев), впервые изданная в 1990 году, яркая и увлекательная летопись истории. Здесь и наградные знаки Античности, и духовно-рыцарских орденов Средневековья, и светских орденских союзов Японии и Европы, и медали Ивана Грозного, и полковые знаки начала XX в., награды СССР и современные ордена зарубежных стран. I.V Vsevolodov Conversations on faleristics Series: History Awards Publisher: Veche, 2009.Russian Text Hardcover, 336 pages Circulation: 5000 copies. Format: 70x100/16 (~ 167x236 mm) From the Publisher Falera called a premium badge of the Roman legionnaire, is awarded for valor. Hence the name of the doctrine of rewards - Faleristics. Pages faleristics narrate the exploits and bravery, the nobility and sacrifice, duty and selflessness. Faleristics dramatic as the story itself is dramatic ... Book I.V. Vsevolodova (pseudonym of historian Igor Mazheika, known to readers as well as science fiction writer Kir Bulychev), first published in 1990, a bright and fascinating chronicle of history. Here and premium signs of antiquity, and spiritual orders of knighthood of the Middle Ages and the secular orders' unions in Japan and Europe, and medals of Ivan the Terrible, and regimental marks the beginning of XX century., Awards of the USSR and the modern orders of foreign countries.






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