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Germany, Third Reich. A Rare Order of the German Eagle, III Class Cross with Case, Type I by Deschler & Sohn Republic of circumscribed by inscription “GOTT MIT

Name: Germany, Third Reich. A Rare Order of the German Eagle, III Class Cross with Case, Type I by Deschler & Sohn Republic of circumscribed by inscription “GOTT MIT
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Germany, Third Reich. A Rare Order of the German Eagle, III Class Cross with Case, Type I by Deschler & Sohn Republic of circumscribed by inscription “GOTT MIT

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Germany, Third Reich. A Rare Order of the German Eagle, III Class Cross with Case, Type I by Deschler & Sohn Republic of circumscribed by inscription “GOTT MIT circumscribed by inscription “GOTT MIT UNS” (“GOD IS WITH US”) and oak leafs on a pebbled field 4) Kriegsurlaubsschein (Leave Certificate) giving Schmidt permission to take a weekend leave from 22 24 August

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