Medal “30th Anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945”

Description

The medal “Thirty Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945” by A.T. Popras. The medal has a round shape. On the front side of the medal, against the backdrop of a festive salute, there is a relief depiction of the sculpture by E.V. Vuchetich “Motherland Calls.” To the left of the sculpture, on a laurel branch that descends downward, are depicted: a five-pointed star and the date “1945-1975.” On the reverse side of the medal, the inscriptions are as follows: at the top, along the circumference: “Participant of the War,” in the center: “XXX Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945,” and at the bottom, a relief image of a sickle and hammer on a ribbon. The edges of the medal are bordered. The medal is connected to a pentagonal suspension with a loop and ring, which is covered with a silk moiré ribbon featuring alternating longitudinal stripes of black and orange, red, and green colors. The edges of the ribbon are bordered with narrow orange stripes. The reverse side of the suspension has a pin-type clasp.