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Germany, Imperial. A Life Saving Medal Certificate To Senior Policeman, 1917 Auction that the ship was hit

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that the ship was hit by enemy batteries

From the beginning of Operation Barbarossa

White cotton square patch sewn in the centre of a red cotton square field on both sides

arriving in England on December 2nd

Germany, Imperial. A Life Saving Medal Certificate To Senior Policeman, 1917 Auction that the ship was hitThe Life Saving Medal certificate is named to Obergendarm (senior policeman) Heinrich Gelchsheimer of the Fortress Police in Straburg (Alsace), dated to Berlin on August 6, 1917. Measuring 204 mm (w) x 325 mm (h), presenting two folding creases and light scuffing of the edges, remains better than very fine. The document is accompanied by a newspaper clipping from April 8, 1917, giving the following account of the deed: a 6 year old boy broke through

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