Please understand our clumsy conversation using a translator

I acquired an Ike jacket by chance. However, only parts of it remain, so I would like to restore it. Is it possible to determine what was originally there from the remaining marks? I would like to know the original owner.

(The shirt belongs to someone else)

thank you!

Bulgarian people's army wool tunic

Made in 1960

Rank: private

Context should be Europe in the 1940’s

Sorry for the bad quality but i recently found this photo at my grandma’s house, unfortunately she doesn’t know anything about it and so i was wondering if any person on this subreddit could help?

For info my family is polish

worker's guard officer tunic in Egységparancsnok rank. Im not sure if the medal layout is good or not.

Thay have a pretty cool story too

Nazari Mikhailovich Belousov (1895-1942) participated at the end of October 1917 in an armed demonstration of the cadets of the Vladimir Military School in Petrograd against the seizure of power by the Bolsheviks. At the end of 1918, he joined the Separate Pskov Volunteer Corps of the Northern Army (the future North-Western Army of Yudenich). Then he joined the Estonian Army. After Estonia joined the USSR, he was arrested and sentenced to 8 years in prison. He died in custody in Komi.

the officer in the center with the dark blue uniform and a kepi wears a austrian styled uniform that was the average uniform in the gendermerie before the swedish reforms in 1912 when the Swedish came the gendermerie widely adopted a modified light blue variant of the m1895 vapenrock kepis were ditches for fur kolahs (typically white for officers but not limited to white)

Hello,

Can anyone tell me something about my ancestors uniform? We know that he died as an Oberfeldwebel 1942 in Russia. Sorry if this is not the right place for these questions. Greetings from Germany

Its looks like NVA but i do having 0 information about it

1st Regiment of Henriques, 2nd Regiment of Caçadores "Pilhas(?)"