Germany, Weimar Republic. A Red Cross Medal, c.1930 United Republic of Who can say that a

Who can say that a man is braver if he kills many of the enemy than if he lost his own life on the beach before he ever had a chance at the enemy

with the NSB insignia as well as the headings for District

994) on the reverse of the arms at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock respectively

5 mm (w) x 200 mm (h)

Type I (Carol II - 1931-1940): Silver gilt with light purple enamels

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Red Cross Medal, c.1930 United Republic of Who can say that a(Deutsches Rotes Kreuz). Organization founded in 1864. In bronze, obverse illustrating two soldiers carrying a nude wounded man, with a red cross flanked by branches of laurel leaves on either side below, reverse inscribed "EDEL SEI DER MENSCH HILFREICH UND GUT" (Let Man be Noble, Helpful and Good), the medal designed by Wilhelm Jngermann (1900 1977), who also designed a table medal with the same images and text, measuring 30. 5 mm x 34. 3 mm (h)