Description
Atlantic Star (T
He was in Palestine in 1938-1939
who served for the majority of the Second World War with Panzer-Regiment 4 (4th Panzer Regiment) on both the Western and Eastern Fronts before being killed in action on 30 January 1943 in the Krasnodar region
he was transferred to the Canadian Casualty Assembly Centre as a "local casualty" and placed on command at Otterpool on September 4
A near flawless example in gold with navy blue and white enamels
Russia, Soviet Union. A Soviet Peace Medal Archive Atlantic Star (TIn bronze gilt, measuring 26 mm in diameter, suspended from its ribbon wrapped hanger with pinback, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. The medal pinned in place to the inside front cover of its accompanying award document, marked in gold coloured ink "Diploma" in Russian on the front cover, printed in black ink with the personalized text in gold colored ink, named to "Evgenia Pavlovna Kopylova", stamped and dated November 14, 1974 at Moscow,