Description
Schlageter became infamous for persecuting local people and for terrorist actions against both Poles and Germans whom he and his group perceived as opposing his cause
reads: "he continually displayed the utmost concern for the welfare of fellow prisoners with complete disregard for his own safety
transferred to the CRO on February 17
In silver gilt and red
Instituted on 27 November 1838
A Mint German Black Grade Wound Badge; Alternative 1957 Version Archive Schlageter became infamous for persecutingA second war German Verwundetenabzeichen; stamped oval shaped blackened tombac; the obverse pebbled with a Stahlhelm superimposed on crossed swords within a wreath of laurel wreaths with a tied bow at the bottom (note the lack of a swastika on the helmet); the reverse plain with a vertical needle style pin, sheet metal hinge (with the pin holding the pin in place slightly loose), and a round wire catch; measuring 44. 63 mm x 37. 29 mm; weighing 10. 1