Spain, Republic. A Rare Civil Order of the Liberation of Spain, Medal Archive Footnote: The 35th Infantry Division
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Footnote: The 35th Infantry Division landed at Omaha Beach in Normandy
His first disembarkation was in Cape Town
Patterson sailed from Montreal on October 1
the German submarine U 12 sank her with a torpedo about noon
the booklet also hand-stitched with a number of Imperial
Spain, Republic. A Rare Civil Order of the Liberation of Spain, Medal Archive Footnote: The 35th Infantry Division(Orden Civil de la Liberacin de Espaa). Instituted September 3, 1947. Dissolved 1977. In bronze, the obverse features a Spanish emblem surrounded by the inscription REPUBLICA ESPANOLA, the reverse is inscribed PATRIA LIBERTAD REPUBLICA, measures 38 mm (w) x 43. 9 mm (h), worn on original ribbon, minor wear, an extremely fine and exceptionally rare medal. Footnote: The Civil Order of the Liberation of Spain (Orden Civil de la Liberacin de Espaa) was
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