Austria, Empire. An Exceptionally Preserved Cased Decoration of the Hungarian Red Cross, Merit Medal, c. 1935 Hold wear to the gilding on

wear to the gilding on the swastika (Hakenkreuz)

with Paul last seeing him getting out of the gun turret and assuming he was following him to get out

flanked by Wehrmacht- and Luftwaffe-style German national eagles clutching swastikas

Lapland from Halifax

Austria, Empire. An Exceptionally Preserved Cased Decoration of the Hungarian Red Cross, Merit Medal, c. 1935 Hold wear to the gilding on(A Magyar Vrskereszt Dszjelvnye). Instituted March 30th, 1922. An exceptional cased example of this award, constructed of gilded silver in the shape of a large oval medallion, the obverse with a field of beautiful green enamels with a white enameled Patriarchal cross bearing the gilded Hungarian Royal Crown at the top, and a red enameled Greek Cross in the center, the reverse is inscribed Crux Rubra Hungarica 1922, suspended from a swivel ring from