Denmark, Kingdom. A Red Cross Medal For Relief Work During Wartime 1939-1945 Buy Now Volume I: begins with the

Volume I: begins with the statement: "The "Letters from the Front" pamphlets edited by CHARLES LYONS FOSTER have been supplemented

City of Nijmegen Medal (in bronze gilt

358 tons of bombs plus 255 mines

measuring 32 mm (w) x 1390 mm (l)

hallmarked and maker marked "IKOM" on the reverse

Denmark, Kingdom. A Red Cross Medal For Relief Work During Wartime 1939-1945 Buy Now Volume I: begins with theSilver with red and white enamels, 38. 7 mm, on a slightly frayed original folded ribbon, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The medal was instituted by the Danish Red Cross and approved by King Christian X on February 1, 1946, to be awarded to those who had made a significant effort in the relief of the Danish population from the effects of German occupation during the Second World War.