At the graveside
along with the London Evening Standard newspaper for libel
the ‘”July” clasp was awarded to members of the Heimwehr members who successfully suppressed the Austrian National Socialist attempted coup following the assassination of Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss on 25 July 1934
The following nine photos were taken during the Polish campaign
The workmanship of the piece is also consistent with other Orders made in France (and other European countries) during the early 19th Century
Three Romanian Medals And Awards Hold At the gravesideRomania (Kingdom): Order of the Star of Romania, Knight with Crossed Swords, Type II (1932 1947) (silvered bronze with red, green and blue enamels, 41. 5 mm x 62. 5 mm inclusive of its crown suspension, original ribbon with hook and eye, intact enamels); Crusade Against Communism Medal 1941 (bronzed zinc, 32. 3 mm, replacement ribbon, traces of bronzing remaining, surface oxidation); and Carol I Jubilee Medal 1866 1906 (bronze, 31. 3 mm x 38. 3 mm,
