Hungary, Regency. An Order Of Merit, Officer's Cross, C.1925 United Republic of 2nd Armored Division of the

2nd Armored Division of the First United States Army and would participate in the attack on Aachen

in his first State of the Union address

Also on the 1st August 1943 (the day of his death) he was awarded Frontflugspange Kampf in Bronze

published in commemoration of the first year of independence of the Slovak Republic

the obverse bearing an engraved dedication to Francisco Franco from a delegation of Río Muni (one of the regions of Spanish Guinea before the colony gained independence in 1968”

Hungary, Regency. An Order Of Merit, Officer's Cross, C.1925 United Republic of 2nd Armored Division of theA Hungarian Order of Merit; in silver gilt and red, green and white enamels, Slovak Cross in the center of red enamel on obverse, reverse bearing Latin Si Deus Pro Nobis Quis Contranos (translation: If God is for us, who can oppose us), measuring at 51. 09mm (w) x 51. 09mm (h), weighing at 26. 2 grams, marked 900 on pin, in extremely fine condition and an excellent example..