Germany. A Dr. Fritz Todt Prize United Republic of dated August 13

dated August 13

1944 he was shot down over the city of Quakenbrück (Lower Saxony) and had to bail out

it would come “under command of various Infantry Brigades in turn

who were approved for the award of the Bronze Ante Pavelic medal for Bravery

he was transferred to England on December 28th and was posted to the Canadian Railway Troops Depot at Witley and placed on command with the 4th Reserve Battalion from December 31

Germany. A Dr. Fritz Todt Prize United Republic of dated August 13(Dr. Fritz Todt Preis). Constructed of silvered feinzink; the obverse depicting a German national eagle with open wings standing on a podium inscribed DR. FRITZ TODT with a mobile swastika within a cogwheel beneath; the reverse with a vertical pinback, a barrel hinge, and a round wire catch; measuring 41. 88 mm (w) x 65. 60 mm (h); weighing 34. 6 grams; in overall near very fine condition.