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Bulgaria. People’s Order of Labour, 2nd Class
The People’s Order of Labour (Народен орден на труда) was established in Bulgaria on 21 June 1945. It was awarded to Bulgarian and foreign citizens for work-related merit, outstanding achievements and innovations in various economic sectors, as well as excellence in work organisation. It could also recognise the careers of artists and scientists. The 2nd Class was the silver grade of this decoration, which initially had two grades and later added a third, bronze grade.
The Bulgarian inscription „НАРОДЕН ОРДЕН НА ТРУДА“ means “People’s Order of Labour.” The decoration had several designs throughout its existence; the original version was designed by Dechko Uzunov and Lyuben Dimitrov. It was discontinued in 1991.
Bulgarian People’s Order of Labour, 2nd Class, original to socialist Bulgaria.
