Hungary, Kingdom. A National Defence Cross, C.1940 Auction marked "800" (silver) on the

marked "800" (silver) on the reverse of both awards

obverse with topographical features inscribed with “BRESTOVICA”

White 1938

Royal Armoured Corps was awarded the Military Cross as an immediate Award of Bravery for armoured combat against Japanese Forces in Burma

It shows the parade on occasion of the German police’s standard being brought to Berlin after having been anointed by the Führer with the original “Blutfahne” (blood flag)

Hungary, Kingdom. A National Defence Cross, C.1940 Auction marked "800" (silver) on the(Nemzetvdelmi Kereszt). Instituted in 1940. In silvered zinc, measuring 39 mm (w) x 44 mm (h) inclusive of its laterally pierced ball suspension, bubbling evident in the zinc, on its original triangular ribbon with hook and eye, near extremely fine. Footnote: The National Defence Cross was instituted on December 11, 1940, with the initial intention of rewarding those who had resisted and defeated the Communist regime of Bela Kun in 1919 and latterly,