Returning Customer
I am a returning customer
Login or create an account
CloseIf you already have an account with us, please login at the login form.
Your Account Has Been Created!
Thank you for registering with Ostland militaria!
You will be notified by e-mail once your account has been activated by the store owner.
If you have ANY questions about the operation of this online shop, please contact the store owner.
Account Logout
You have been logged off your account. It is now safe to leave the computer.
Your shopping cart has been saved, the items inside it will be restored whenever you log back into your account.
Order of the Red Star (Russian: Орден Краснoй Звезды)
awarded to Staff Sergeant Timohin Nikolai Aleksandrovich (Russian: Тимохин
Николай Александрович), Starshina of reconnaissance company, 14th Rifle
Division. Order to award several soldiers of the 14th Rifle Division with Order of
the Red Star, including Timohin N. A., signed on May 31, 1944.
Timohin N.A. received an award for courage and bravery demonstrated during combat
operations, as well as for organizing timely supplies of combat operations held
by his unit.
Excerpt from award document: “Acting as a part of assault group on July 29,
1943 comrade Timohin one of the first broke in the enemy's stronghold, ran up to a
dugout and started throwing grenades inside through the window. At that time, a
small group of enemies tried to help the garrison of the dugout, albeit Timohin
spotted them in time and forced to flee after he started firing his submachine
gun, killing two Hitlerites. Comrade Timohin has 15 killed fascist soldiers on
his personal account.”
Timohin N.A. was also a recipient of the Medal “For Battle Merrit”
(Russian: Медаль «За боевые заслуги») on October 31, 1944, and The
Excellent scout badge (Russian: Нагрудный знак «Отличный разведчик»).
The order is made of silver with red enamel work. The maker mark is located
above (Mонетный двор), and the serial number underneath the screw post. The
serial number is comparatively low - 475 129.
The order is in good used condition with minor scratches due to wear and tiny
enamel chip to the tip of the lower-left ray of the star.
Digital copies of archive records will be sent to a buyer via e-mail upon
request.