A set of awards of a German soldier who participated in the white movement in Russia

A rare group in excellent condition. It belonged to a German serviceman from Oldenburg, a participant in the Civil War in Russia and In the Baltic States, as part of volunteer formations.

Pad:

Iron Cross 2nd Class, 1914.
Oldenburg. Frederick Augustus Cross of the 2nd class with a plank "Before the enemy".
Ribbon of the Baltic Cross.
Medal of the Legion of Honor.
Ribbon of the Bermont-Avalov Cross.
Iron Division Medal
Medal of the soldiers of Courland.
St. George's Medal.

Separately:

Baltic Cross.
The Bermont-Avalov Cross.

Miniatures of awards:

Iron Cross 2nd Class, 1914.
Oldenburg. Cross of Frederick Augustus 2nd class.
"Hindenburg" with swords.
Baltic Cross.

The Western Volunteer Army is an anti—Soviet military unit of pro-German orientation formed by Colonel P. R. Bermondt-Avalov from Russian officers and German volunteers in late 1918 - early 1919 in the Baltic States to fight the Bolsheviks.