Awards and decorations received by Josip Broz Tito

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The following is a full list of awards and decorations received by Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslav president and statesman, sorted by continents and Cold War bloc division. Josip Broz Tito received a total of 119 awards and decorations from 60 countries around the world (59 countries and Yugoslavia). 21 decorations were from Yugoslavia itself, 18 having been awarded once, and the Order of the People's Hero on three occasions. Of the 98 international awards and decorations, 92 were received once, and three on two occasions (Order of the White Lion, Polonia Restituta, and Karl Marx). The most notable awards the Soviet Order of Victory, the Japanese Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum, the German Federal Cross of Merit, and the Italian Ordine al Merito della Repubblica Italiana.

Most were awarded by Poland and Czechoslovakia with six; then France, Indonesia, and the Soviet Union with five each; followed by Romania with four. The decorations were seldom displayed, however. After the Tito-Stalin split of 1948 and his inauguration as president in 1953, Tito rarely wore his uniform except when present in a military function, when meeting with foreign royalty, and then (with rare exception) only wore his Yugoslav ribbons for obvious practical reasons. The awards were displayed in full number only at his funeral in 1980.[1] Tito's reputation as one of the Allied leaders of World War II, along with his diplomatic position as the founder of the Non-Aligned Movement, was primarily the cause of the favorable international recognition.[1]

## Europe[edit]

### Western Bloc and neutral countries[edit]

Award or decoration  | Country  | Date  | Place  | Note  | Ref

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| Grand Star of the Decoration for Services to the Republic of Austria |  Austria | 9 February 1965  | Vienna | Highest decoration in the Austrian honours system.  | [2]
| Grand Cordon of the Order of Léopold |  Belgium | 6 October 1970  | Brussels | One of the three Belgian national honorary Knight Orders. Highest Order of Belgium | [2]
| Knight of the Elephant |  Denmark | 29 October 1974  | Copenhagen | Highest order of Denmark.  | [3]
| Commander Grand Cross of the Order of the White Rose of Finland with Collar |  Finland | 6 May 1963  | Belgrade | One of three highest state orders of Finland, established in 1919 by Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim.  | [2]
| Grand cross of the Legion of Honour |  France | 7 May 1956  | Paris | Highest decoration of France, awarded to Tito for extraordinary contributions in the struggle for peace.  | [4][2]
| Médaille militaire | 7 May 1956  | Paris | Also received by Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Dwight D. Eisenhower.  | [5]
| Grand cross of the National Order of Merit | 6 December 1976  | Belgrade | Order of Chivalry awarded by the President of the French Republic ("National Order of Merit").  | [2]
| Croix de guerre with bronze palm | 7 May 1956  | Paris | World War II military decoration of France (War Cross with Bronze Palm).  | [2][4]
| Croix du combattant volontaire | 29 June 1956  | Belgrade | French military decoration rewarding soldiers who spontaneously chose to serve with a fighting unit.  | [2]
| Special class of the Grand Cross of Merit |  West Germany | 24 June 1974  | Bonn | Highest honour of West Germany (and modern Germany).  | [2]
| Grand Cross of the Order of the Redeemer |  Greece | June 1954  | Athens | Highest honour of Greece | [6]
| Knight Grand Cross with Cordon of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic |  Italy | 2 October 1969  | Belgrade | Highest honour of Italy, foremost Italian order of knighthood, awarded to Josip Broz Tito in Belgrade.  | [2]
| Knight of the Order of the Gold Lion of the House of Nassau |  Luxembourg | 9 October 1970  | Luxembourg | Chivalric order, highest honour of Luxembourg.  | [2]
| Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Netherlands Lion |  Netherlands | 20 October 1970  | Amsterdam | Second-highest order of the Netherlands, founded by the first King of the Netherlands, William I.  | [2]
| Grand Cross with Collar of St. Olav |  Norway | 13 May 1965  | Oslo | Highest Norwegian order of chivalry,  | [2]
| Grand Collar of the Order of Saint James of the Sword |  Portugal | 17 October 1977  | Lisbon | Portuguese order of chivalry, founded in 1171.  | [2][7]
| Grand Collar of the Order of Prince Henry | 23 October 1975  | Belgrade | Portuguese National Order of Knighthood.  | [2][8]
| Grand Cross of the Order of San Marino |  San Marino | 25 September 1967  | Belgrade | Highest Order of San Marino.  | [2]
| Knight of the Royal Order of the Seraphim |  Sweden | 29 February 1959  | Stockholm | Swedish Royal order of chivalry, established by King Frederick I on 23 February 1748.  | [2]
| Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath |  United Kingdom | 17 October 1972  | Belgrade | British order of chivalry, awarded in Belgrade by Queen Elizabeth II.  | [2]

### Eastern Bloc[edit]

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| Order of People's Liberty 1st Class a |  Bulgaria | 25 November 1947  | Sofia | Awarded for the participation in the revolutionary struggle of the Bulgarian people.  | [9][10][2]
| Order of the 9 September 1944 1st Class with Swords a | Awarded to Bulgarian and foreign citizens who took part in the armed insurrection of 9 September 1944.
| Order of Georgi Dimitrov a | 22 September 1965  | Sofia | Awarded for exceptional merit. Awarded with the title of "People's Hero of Bulgaria".  | [2]
| Order of the White Lion 1st Class with Collar (awarded two times) |  Czechoslovakia | 22 March 1946
26 September 1964  | Prague
Brijuni | The highest order of Czechoslovakia.  | [2]
| Military Order of the White Lion 1st Class | 22 March 1946  | Prague | Highest military order of Czechoslovakia.  | [2]
| Order of the Slovak National Uprising 1st Class | 22 March 1946  | Prague | Military order of the Slovakia (then part of Czechoslovakia).  | [2]
| Czechoslovak War Cross 1939-1945 | 22 March 1946  | Prague | Military decoration of Czechoslovakia.  | [2]
| Military Merit Cross 1939-1945 | 22 March 1946  | Prague | Military decoration of Czechoslovakia.  | [2]
| Order of Karl Marx a (awarded two times) |  East Germany | 12 November 1974
12 January 1977  | Berlin
Belgrade | The most prestigious order of East Germany.  | [2]
| Grand Star of People's Friendship in Gold a | 8 June 1965  | Berlin | Order of East Germany, awarded for contributions to the preservation of peace.  | [2]
| Order of Merit of the People's Republic of Hungary, Military Grand Cross |  Hungary | 7 December 1947  | Budapest | Hungarian national order.  | [2]
| Order of Merit of the People's Republic of Hungary, 1st Class (Civil) | 7 December 1947  | Budapest | Highest Hungarian order of merit.  | [2]
| Order of the Flag of People's Republic of Hungary 1st Class | 14 September 1964  | Budapest | Hungarian national order.  | [2]
| War Order Virtuti Militari, I Class  |  Poland | 15 March 1946  | Warsaw | Poland's highest war decoration for courage in the face of the enemy.  | [2][11]
| Grand Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta (awarded two times) | 25 June 1964
4 May 1973  | Warsaw
Brdo Castle | Then Poland's highest civilian order for foreigners and Poles.  | [2]
| Cross of Grunwald 1st Class a | 19 October 1945  | Belgrade | Then Polish highest military decoration.  | [2]
| Medal of Victory and Freedom 1945 | 16 March 1946  | Warsaw | Polish military medal. 670,000 of the medals were awarded between 1958 and 1992.  | [2]
| Partisan Cross | 16 March 1946  | Warsaw | Polish Partisan Cross. 55,000 of the medals were awarded.  | [2]
| Order of Michael the Brave (3rd, 2nd, and 1st Class received) |  Romania | 19 December 1947  | Bucharest | Romania's highest military decoration, instituted by King Ferdinand I.  | [2]
| Order of the Star of Romania 1st Class | 18 April 1966  | Bucharest | Romania's highest civil order.  | [2]
| Order of the Victory of Socialism a | 16 May 1972  | Drobeta-Turnu Severin | Highest Romanian decoration, awarded with the title of "People's Hero of Romania".  | [2]
| Order of Lenin a |  Soviet Union | 5 June 1972  | Moscow | Highest National Order of the Soviet Union.  | [2]
| Order of the October Revolution a | 16 August 1977  | Moscow | Second highest National Order of the Soviet Union.  | [2]
| Order of Victory a | 9 September 1945  | Belgrade | Highest military decoration of the Soviet Union, one of only 5 foreigners to receive it.  | [12]
| Order of Suvorov 1st Class | September 1944  | Moscow | Soviet military decoration, awarded to military personnel for exceptional leadership in combat.  | [2]
| Twenty Years Of Victory In The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 Medal a | 30 June 1965  | Moscow | Great Patriotic War jubilee commemorative medal of the Soviet Union.  | [2]
Note: aNow defunct.

### Yugoslavia[edit]

Award or decoration  | Country  | Date  | Place  | Note  | Ref

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| Order of the Yugoslav Great Star |  Yugoslavia | 1 February 1954  | Belgrade | Highest national order of merit of Yugoslavia.[13] | [2]
| Order of Freedom | 12 June 1945  | Belgrade | Highest military decoration of Yugoslavia,[13][14] and the second highest Yugoslav decoration overall.  | [2]
| Order of the National Hero
(awarded three times) | 6 November 1944
15 May 1972
16 May 1977  | Vis
Belgrade
Belgrade | Second highest military award in Yugoslavia, and third highest Yugoslav decoration overall.[13] Josip Broz Tito was the only person to receive it three times.  | [2]
| Order of the Hero of Socialist Labour | 29 November 1950  | Belgrade | Fourth highest state decoration awarded in Yugoslavia.[13][14] | [2]
| Order of National Liberation | 15 August 1943  | Jajce |  | [2]
| Order of the War Flag | 29 December 1951  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| Order of the Yugoslav Flag with Sash | 26 November 1947  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| Order of the Partisan Star with Golden Wreath | 15 August 1943  | Jajce |  | [2]
| Order of the Republic with Golden Wreath | 2 July 1960  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| Order of Merits for the People | 9 June 1945  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| Order of Brotherhood and Unity with Golden Wreath | 15 August 1943  | Jajce |  | [2]
| Order of the People's Army with Laurel Wreath | 29 December 1951  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| Order of Military Merits with Great Star | 29 December 1951  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| Order of Bravery | 15 August 1943  | Jajce |  | [2]
| Commemorative Medal of the Partisans of 1941 | 14 September 1944  | Vis |  | [2]
| 30 Years of the Victory over Fascism Medal | 9 May 1975  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| 10 Years of the Yugoslav People's Army Medal | 22 December 1951  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| 20 Years of the Yugoslav People's Army Medal | 22 December 1961  | Belgrade |  | [2]
| 30 Years of the Yugoslav People's Army Medal | 22 December 1971  | Belgrade |  | [2]
Note: All Yugoslav decorations are now defunct.

## Americas[edit]

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| Grand Cross of the Order of the Condor of the Andes |  Bolivia | 29 September 1963  | Cochabamba | Bolivian state order.  | [2]
| Grand Cross of the National Order of the Southern Cross |  Brazil | 19 September 1963  | Brasília | Brazil's highest order of merit.  | [2]
| Collar of the Order of Merit of Chile |  Chile | 24 September 1963  | Santiago | Chilean order of merit.  | [2]
| Collar of the Order of the Aztec Eagle |  Mexico | 30 March 1963  | Belgrade | Highest decoration awarded to foreigners by Mexico.  | [2]
| Medal of Independence | 15 October 1963  | Mexico City | Mexican medal.  | [2]
| Gold Collar of the Order of Manuel Amador Guerrero |  Panama | 15 March 1976  | Panama City | The highest honour of Panama.  | [2]
| Collar of the Order of the Liberator |  Venezuela | 17 March 1976  | Caracas | Highest Venezuelan state order.  | [2]

## Asia[edit]

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| Bangladesh Liberation War Honour |  Bangladesh  | 28 March 2012  | Dhaka | Award given by the government of Bangladesh for the contribution in the Liberation war 1971  | [15]
| Grand Collar of the Order of the Supreme Sun with Sash |  Afghanistan | 1 November 1960  | Belgrade | Highest decoration of the Kingdom of Afghanistan.  | [2]
| Grand Commander of the Most Glorious Order of Truth |  Burma | 6 January 1955  | Rangoon | The highest Burmese commendation (at the time).  | [2][16]
| Grand Cross of the Royal Order of Cambodia 1st Class |  Cambodia | 20 July 1956  | Brijuni | Cambodian chivalric order, originally established by France (still in use).  | [2]
| Grand Collar of National Independence | 17 January 1968  | Phnom Penh | Cambodian order.  | [2]
| Star of the Republic of Indonesia 1st Class |  Indonesia | 16 June 1961  | Belgrade | Highest Indonesian order.  | [2]
| Sacred Star | 28 December 1958  | Jakarta | Indonesian order, awarded for extraordinary bravery.  | [2]
| Guerilla Star | 28 December 1958  | Jakarta | Indonesian medal, crafted from the first exploded shell of the Indonesian National Revolution.  | [2][17][18]
| Order of Bravery | 28 December 1958  | Jakarta | Indonesian order, awarded for extraordinary bravery.  | [2]
| Order of the Great Hero | 7 April 1960  | Brijuni | Indonesian order, awarded for courage in the face of the enemy.  | [2]
| Commemorative Order 2,500 years of the Iranian Empire a |  Iran | 14 October 1971  | Persepolis | Iranian order, commemorating 2,500 years of the Iranian Empire.  | [2]
| Order of the Two Rivers 1st Class with Sash |  Iraq | 14 August 1967  | Belgrade | Contemporary Iraqi state order.  | [2]
| Military Order of the Two Rivers 1st Class with Sash | 7 February 1979  | Baghdad | Contemporary Iraqi military order.  | [2][19]
| Grand Cordon of the Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum |  Japan | 8 April 1968  | Tokyo | Highest Japanese decoration for living persons.  | [2]
| Order of al-Hussein bin Ali with Collar and Sash |  Jordan | 11 February 1979  | Amman | Order of Jordan.  | [20][2]
| Gold Star Medal of the Hero of the Republic |  North Korea | 25 August 1977  | Pyongyang | DPR Korean order.  | [2]
| Order of the National Flag 1st Class | 25 August 1977  | Pyongyang | DPR Korean order.  | [2]
| Collar of the Order of Mubarak the Great |  Kuwait | 3 February 1979  | Kuwait City | Prestigious Kuwaiti decoration.  | [2]
| Order of Sukhbaatar |  Mongolia | 20 April 1968  | Ulan Bator | A national order of Mongolia.  | [2]
| Order of the Benevolent Ruler with Collar and Sash |  Nepal | 2 February 1974  | Kathmandu | Highest Nepali state order.  | [2]
| Order of Pakistan |  Pakistan | 13 January 1961  | Belgrade | Highest Pakistani civil award.  | [2]
| Grand Cordon of the Order of Oumayyad |  Syria | 6 February 1974  | Damascus | Syrian national order.  | [2]
Note: aNow defunct.

## Africa[edit]

Award or decoration  | Country  | Date  | Place  | Note  | Ref

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| Grand Cross of the Order of Merit for Cameroon with Sash |  Cameroon | 21 June 1967  | Brijuni | Highest order of merit of the Republic of Cameroon.  | [2]
| Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of Central Africa with Sash |  CAR | 3 May 1972  | Belgrade | Highest order of merit of the Central African Republic.  | [2]
| Order of Merit of the Congo with Sash |  Congo | 10 September 1975  | Belgrade | Highest order of merit in the Congo.  | [2]
| Grand Cordon of the Order of the Nile with Collar |  Egypt | 28 December 1955  | Cairo | Egypt's highest state honor.  | [2][21]
| Grand Collar of the Order of the Queen of Sheba with Sash |  Ethiopia | 21 July 1954  | Belgrade | Ethiopian imperial order.  | [2]
| Military Medal of Merit of the Order of Saint George with Victory Leaves | 21 July 1954  | Belgrade | Imperial military medal of Ethiopia.  | [2]
| Medal for Defence of the Country with Five Palm Leaves | 21 July 1954  | Belgrade | Imperial military medal of Ethiopia.  | [2]
| Grand Cross of the Order of the Fighter for Independence |  Guinea | 7 January 1961  | Belgrade | Highest Guinean military decoration.  | [2]
| Grand Collar of the Order of Golden Heart of Kenya 1st Class |  Kenya | 18 February 1970  | Nairobi | Highest Kenyan state order.  | [2]
| Order of the Pioneers of Liberia |  Liberia | 13 March 1961  | Monrovia | Highest Liberian order.  | [22][23][2]
| Order of the Republic with Sash |  Libya | November 1973  | Belgrade | Highest Libyan order.  | [2]
| Grand Cross of the Order of National Merit with Sash |  Mauritania | 5 September 1968  | Brijuni | Highest Mauritanian state honor.  | [2]
| Grand Collar of the Order of Muhammad |  Morocco | 1 April 1961  | Rabat | Moroccan order.  | [2][24]
| National Order of the Lion with Sash |  Senegal | 30 August 1975  | Brdo Castle | Highest Senegalese state honor.  | [2]
| Order of the Somali Star |  Somalia | 26 March 1976  | Belgrade | Somali state order.  | [2]
| Grand Collar of the Order of Honor |  Sudan | 12 February 1959  | Khartoum | Sudanese state decoration.  | [2]
| Grand Cross of the Order of Mono |  Togo | 23 June 1976  | Belgrade | Highest Togolese state honor.  | [2]
| Grand Cordon of the Order of Independence |  Tunisia | 9 April 1961  | Tunis | Tunisian state order.  | [2]
| Order of the Great Commander and Distinguished Combatant for Freedom 1st Class |  Zambia | 8 February 1970  | Lusaka | Highest Zambian state order.  | [2]

## See also[edit]

* Yugoslavia and the Non-Aligned Movement

* Marshal of Yugoslavia

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b Badurina, Berislav; Saračević, Sead; Grobenski, Valent; Eterović, Ivo; Tudor, Mladen (1980). Bilo je časno živjeti s Titom. Vjesnik. p. 102.
2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc Bilo je časno živjeti s Titom. RO Mladost, RO Prosvjeta, Zagreb, February 1981. (pg. 102)
3. ^ Recipients of Order of the Elephant Archived 12 June 2008 at the Wayback Machine
4. ^ a b "PREDSJEDNIKU TITU PREDATO najveće francusko vojno odlikovanje". Slobodna Dalmacija (3489): 1. 8 May 1956.
5. ^ Recipients of Médaille militaire Archived 26 August 2009 at the Wayback Machine
6. ^ Herojima revolucije u ratu i miru. Sarajevo: Zadrugar. January 1979. p. 92.
7. ^ "Tito i Eanes razmijenili najviša odlikovanja dviju zemalja". Slobodna Dalmacija (10123): 12. 18 October 1977.
8. ^ "GOMESU URUČENA ZLATNA SPOMEN-PLAKETA BEOGRADA". Slobodna Dalmacija (9509): 1. 25 October 1975.
9. ^ "Маршал Тито и остали чланови делегације одликовани високим бугарским одликовањима". Borba. XII (282): 2. 26 November 1947.
10. ^ "Jugoslavenska vladina delegacija na čelu sa maršalom Titom odlikovana je visokim bugarskim odlikovanjima". Slobodna Dalmacija (884): 1. 28 November 1947.
11. ^ "Svečana predaja najvišeg poljskog vojničkog odlikovanja "Virtuti Militari" prvoga reda maršalu Josipu Brozu Titu". Slobodna Dalmacija (345): 1. 19 March 1946.
12. ^ "List of order of Victory recipients". Archived from the original on 16 December 2004. Retrieved 2 September 2009.
13. ^ a b c d Orders and Decorations of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 1945-90 by Lukasz Gaszewski 2000, 2003
14. ^ a b Standard magazin: Srbija ponovo dijeli odlikovanja Archived 16 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine, br.133, 05.12.2008. (in Serbo-Croatian)
15. ^ "Friends of Freedom Honoured". The Daily Star. 28 March 2012.
16. ^ "PREDSJEDNIK TITO ODLIKOVAN najvećim burmanskim odlikovanjem". Slobodna Dalmacija (3080): 1. 8 January 1955.
17. ^ "Predsjedniku Titu dodijeljeno najviše indonezijsko odlikovanje "Gerilja medalja"". Slobodna Dalmacija (4308): 1. 29 December 1959.
18. ^ "ПРЕТСЕДНИКУ ТИТУ ПРЕДАТО НАЈВИШЕ ИНДОНЕЖАНСКО ОДЛИКОВАЊЕ "МЕДАЉА ГЕРИЛА"". Borba. XXIII (323): 1. 29 December 1958.
19. ^ "Najviše iračko odlikovanje Titu". Slobodna Dalmacija (10524): 1. 8 February 1979.
20. ^ "Svečana večera u Titovu čast". Slobodna Dalmacija (10528): 12. 12 February 1979.
21. ^ "Predsjednik Tito odlikovan najvišim egipatskim odlikovanjem". Slobodna Dalmacija (3380): 1. 29 December 1955.
22. ^ "Председник Табмен одликовао председника Тита највишим одликовањем Републике Либерије". Borba. XXVI (62): 2. 15 March 1961.
23. ^ "Tubman odlikovao predsjednika Tita liberijskim ordenom pionira s lentom". Slobodna Dalmacija (5000): 2. 15 March 1961.
24. ^ "Predsjednik Republika s pratnjom posjetio marokanski grad Meknes". Slobodna Dalmacija (5016): 1. 3 April 1961.

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Josip Broz Tito

* President of Yugoslavia (1953–1980)
* Prime Minister of Yugoslavia (1944–1963)
* Leader of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia (1939–1980)
* Marshal of Yugoslavia (1943–1980)

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* Tito–Stalin split
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Presidency|

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* 1968 student demonstrations
* Croatian Spring
* 1974 Constitution

Family|

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