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The record for most Orders of Lenin received by a single person is held by [[Nikolay Patolichev]], long-time Minister for Foreign Trade of the USSR, who was awarded 12 times. Other numerous repeat awardees are:

 

** [[Dmitry Ustinov]], Defence Minister in 1976-1984

** [[Efim Slavsky]], Head of Sredmash, the ministry responsible for nuclear industry, in 1957-1986

** [[Alexander Sergeyevich Yakovlev]], airplane designer

** [[Petr Dementiev]], Minister of Aviation Industry in 1953-1977

** [[Vasily Ryabikov]], defence industry official, co-head (together with [[Sergey Korolev]]) of the first [[Sputnik]] project

 

Among organisations and geographical objects, three Orders of Lenin were awarded to:

* [[LOMO]], Leningrad Optical-Mechanical Corporation

* [[ZIL]], automobile manufacturer

* [[Moscow Region]]

 

 

** [[Donetsk]]

** [[Yekaterinburg]]

** [[Sergey Afanasiev]] (Soviet "Space Minister", awarded 7 times)

** [[Aziz Aliyev]] (Azerbaijani and Dagestani politician and scientist, awarded 2 times)

** Clyde Armistead and William Latimer Lavery ([[United States|American]] air mechanics awarded for participation in [[search and rescue]] operations of the [[Steamboat|steamship]] ''[[Chelyuskin steamship|Cheliuskin]]''<ref>The Junior Aircraft Year Book, 1935, p.8.</ref>)

** [[Emilian Bukov]] (Soviet writer for the Moldavian SSR, awarded 2 times)

** [[S.A. Dange| Sripat Amrit Dange]] (Indian Communist leader who had strongly endorsed pro-Soviet views.) <ref>[http://parliamentofindia.nic.in/ls/lsdeb/ls10/ses1/0411079105.htm Obituary reference in the Indian Parliament]</ref>

** [[Muhammed Faris]] (Syrian Research Cosmonaut, [[July 30]], [[1987]])

** [[Israel Gelfand]] (Soviet mathematician, awarded 3 times)

** [[Armand Hammer]] (American businessman and philanthropist)

** [[Igor Kurchatov]] (Physicist, leader of the [[Soviet atomic bomb project]], awarded 5 times)

** [[Yanka Kupala]] - [[Belarusians|Belarusian]] poet, for the book «Ад сэрца» (Hell of heart).

** [[Alexander Alexandrovich Morozov|Alexander Morozov]], designer of the [[T-64 tank]]

** [[Yelena Mukhina]] (Gymnast 1960-2006)

** [[Nikolai Ostrovsky]] (Soviet author, 1904-1936)

** [[Lyudmila Pavlichenko]] (Soviet sniper World War II)

** [[Nikolay Sutyagin]], Fighter pilot in World War II and Korean war

** [[Semyon Timoshenko]] (World War II General, awarded 5 times)

** [[Gherman Titov]] (Cosmonaut, awarded twice)

** [[Vladislav Tretiak]] (Soviet [[ice hockey]] goaltender)

** [[Pham Tuan]] (Vietnamese cosmonaut)

** [[Vladislav Volkov]] (Cosmonaut)

** [[Lev Yashin]] (Soviet Football Goalkeeper)

** [[Vasily Grigoryevich Zaitsev]] (Soviet sniper during the Battle of Stalingrad)

** [[Yakov Borisovich Zel'dovich|Yakov Zel'dovich]] (Soviet physicist)

** [[Lyudmila Zykina]] (Folk singer)

 

== References in popular culture ==