Hungary, Regency. An Order Of Merit, Officer With Swords And War Decoration Hold topped by dual downward-pointing clips

topped by dual downward-pointing clips

Footnote: The Liberation Medal was instituted in 1980 and awarded to any person who performed services towards the creation of the Republic of Zimbabwe on April 18

fitted medalbed including ribbon bar indent

completed 20 combat days against “bandits” aka partisan and resistance movements

Hungary, Regency. An Order Of Merit, Officer With Swords And War Decoration Hold topped by dual downward-pointing clips(Magyar rdemrend). Instituted in 1922. In silver gilt, a white enamelled cross with thin green border, the central medallion with a Patriarchal cross on a three mound crowned hill superimposed on a red enamelled background, surrounded by a green enamel wreath, crossed swords pierce the medallion, with a green enamelled laurel branch in the lower half between the arms, the reverse with a single vertical pin assembly, the medallion inscribed SIDEUS