Was created and given to the training of Czech partisans as well as some Yugoslav partisans who fought shoulder to shoulder against the German invader. 24,000 of them numbered. Subsequently established, but no more numbers.
An example of numerical order of my collection :
Hi about KAREL HLASNY,
I would like to send you some informations about the brother of my father Karel Hlasny and about the 2nd Czechoslovak Paradesant Brigade. He was as Chief of Staff of this brigade established in Russia. See more details - website of Bludov, Czech Republic;
1. Plk.gЕЎt. Karel Hlasny; March 30, 2006, author Josef Hlasny, DVM,PhD
2. World War and Cold War espionage story; Actions of former Chief of 2nd Czechoslovak Paradesant Brigade Staff; May 29, 2009, author Josef Hlasny, DVM.PhD
02-26-2011, 11:41 PM (This post was last modified: 05-31-2012, 04:29 PM by CtahhR.)
I just got one of these partisan stars. Questions: Obviously, they did not number all of these; any idea when and/or why they stopped numbering? Other question is anybody have documents for these?
This is my first type Czech Partisan Badge, numbered 422 and cased. The badge is not hallmarked, but appears to be made of silver. The miniature is solid and appears to be silver also. No printing on the lid of the case. The number 422 is written on the base of the case, but I don't know when it was done. (original to mint, or if a collector did it?)
