Russia Bronze (Silvered) Medal 1911 – In Memory of the Assassination of P. A. Stolypin, 5 September 1911 – Nicholas II (1894–1917)

96.49g. 57mm. VF/XF. 

Medalier: A. Vasyutinsky (on obverse, А . В . near the shoulder). 

Diakov 1518.1 Ae - R1. 

The medal was silvered to enhance its appearance — a common historical practice intended to improve visual qualities by applying a silver or gold coating. In this case, the surface was silvered over existing nicks and scratches. It was also subtly darkened (patinated) to accentuate the finer details of the design. 

Obv.: Bust of Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin in a frock coat, facing slightly left. Around the portrait: 

П . А . | СТОЛЫПИНЪ – | 5 СЕН . 1911 г . 

(P. A. Stolypin – 5 September 1911). 

Rev.: Six-line inscription across the field. 

Top inscription: 

НЕ ЗАПУГАЕТЕ . 

(You will not intimidate [us].) 

In center: 

ИМЪ НУЖНЫ | ВЕЛИКIЯ ПОТРЯСЕНIЯ, | НАМЪ НУЖНА | ВЕЛИКАЯ РОССIЯ . 

(They need great upheavals, we need a great Russia.) 

Below: 

П . А . СТОЛЫПИНУ | ВСЕРОС . НАЦІОН . КЛУБЪ 

(To P. A. Stolypin – All-Russian National Club). 

This commemorative medal was issued in memory of Prime Minister Pyotr Stolypin, who was assassinated in Kyiv in 1911. The quote on the reverse, one of his most famous, came to symbolize his political legacy and unwavering stance on reform and national unity.