Germany, Third Reich. An Ostvolk Medal, I Class, Gold Grade Hold obverse inscribed "Olympia-Glocke für die

obverse inscribed "Olympia-Glocke für die Olympischen Spiele in Berlin 1936" (Olympic Bell of the Olympic Games in Berlin 1936) at the bottom

Montana in the United States

Grayson was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Field Artillery (July 22

Since this helmet does not say “Germany” on the inside

Allied leaders switched their support from Milhailovic to Tito

Germany, Third Reich. An Ostvolk Medal, I Class, Gold Grade Hold obverse inscribed "Olympia-Glocke für die(Ostvolkmedaille). An eight pointed star constructed of zink, the obverse centre presenting a six leaved rosette, surrounded by a laurel wreath tied together at the bottom with a ribbon, the reverse presents a missing pinback, missing pinback, and a flat wire catch, measuring 49. 50 mm (w) x 49. 21 mm (h), presenting heavy loss of gilt on obverse, and damage to pinback, and in otherwise good condition.