Deletion of Naum Shusterman

Comment: Admittedly there may be a  issue with non-English/non-online sources, but I don't see coverage that passes . Note that the Red Banner does not earn him a  pass, even though it was for a time the nation's highest military decoration, because it's unlikely he earned it while it bore that distinction; the Order of Lenin superseded it as the highest in 1930, when Shusterman had only just enlisted
Stance: delete
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Comment: a notable and highly decorated officer who clearly meets . Possible  issue with nomination. Special:Contributions/203.48.59.76|203.48.59.76
Stance: keep
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Comment: clearly meets  as the recpient of a notable award, nice work finding the details
Stance: keep
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Comment: Upon further research of archival documents, it was discovered that Shusterman did, in fact, receive an Order of Lenin in 1941. This has been added into the article, and I believe this earns him a  pass
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:SOLDIER)

Comment: Highly decorated  Unlikely to have seen a delete proposal for a holder of equivalent medals in the US or UK Commonwealth forces.  Nomination appears to be 
Stance: keep
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