A round medal with a Belgium Lion (a lion rampant with protracted claws and its tongue stuck out) on its obverse dated 1940-1945. The medal is decorated with laurel branches. The reverse side is marked by an expression written in French and Flemish, saying, “le Front de l'Indépendance à ses milices / het Onafhankelijkheidsfront aan zijn milities”. The medal is connected to a metal ring with a moiré ribbon with longitudinal green, white and Belgium flag coloured stripes on the sides.
Commemorative medal “Independent Front to its militiamen. 1940 – 1945” (Le Front de l’Indépendance à ses milices)
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Medal with the image of the defenders of Port Said (in the case)

Medal with the image of the defenders of Port Said (in the case)
The medal is dedicated to the Suez Crises (it is also called Sinai War, the Second Arab-Israeli war or the tripartite aggression), the international conflict that was on from October 1956 to March 1957 due to the fight for having control over the Suez Canal. The obverse has three armed Egyptians that are repelling the Anglo-Franco-Israeli amphibious attack coming from the sea and the air landing near the city of Port-Said. On the reverse there is a portrait of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the UAR President, painted in profile.

Commemorative plaque from the Stalingrad hospital ward equipped by the residents of the town of Neath

Commemorative plaque from the Stalingrad hospital ward equipped by the residents of the town of Neath
One of the plaques reads: “this ward was equipped / with funds donated by the residents / of the city and district of Neath, Wales, the United Kingdom, / for the glory of God / and as a tribute / to the well-tempered hearts of the defenders / of Stalingrad / the memory of whose unconquered courage / will never die / 1944”. Wales, Neath Port Talbot county, Neath

“Scarf of Peace”

“Scarf of Peace”
A gift from the Brazilian delegation to the participants of the Congress of Peoples for Peace in Vienna.