Auschwitz Cross medal

Hi all !

I would like to show one of my favorite piece of my colection.

Is the Auschwitz Cross medal, known as "Krzyż Oświęcimski", who was granted to prisoners who was survive from the holocaust, more exactly who survive from Auschwitz KZ. Was granted between 1985 to 1999.

In the main front, appear a red triangle with the P of Pole, and a decoration of a wire fence of thorns.

And in the back part, this medal have the inscriptions "PRL PRL / WIEZNIOM / HITLEROWSKICH / OBOZOW KONCENTRACYJNYCH, the translation does mean "Citizens from polish republic to prisoners of concentration camps"




This is the document of the medal, where put the name of the owner. "Stanislaw Szlaga".

I looked for the owner on Auschwitz prisoners list, and he appears there.





This is the box of the medal:

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Rubio wrote:Hi all !

I would like to show one of my favorite piece of my colection.

Is the Auschwitz Cross medal, known as "Krzyż Oświęcimski", who was granted to prisoners who was survive from the holocaust, more exactly who survive from Auschwitz KZ. Was granted between 1985 to 1999.

In the main front, appear a red triangle with the P of Pole, and a decoration of a wire fence of thorns.

And in the back part, this medal have the inscriptions "PRL PRL / WIEZNIOM / HITLEROWSKICH / OBOZOW KONCENTRACYJNYCH, the translation does mean "Citizens from polish republic to prisoners of concentration camps"




This is the document of the medal, where put the name of the owner. "Stanislaw Szlaga".

I looked for the owner on Auschwitz prisoners list, and he appears there.





This is the box of the medal:

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Thanks for showing this very important recognition of the victims of Auschwitz, The world should never forget the Holocaust........

Yes, i hope that... the holocaust mustn't be forgotten.

Rubio wrote:Yes, i hope that... the holocaust mustn't be forgotten.

Could'nt agree more my friend....my Grandfather was an unfortunate visitor to Belson, and I naturally have " beef" about this period of our forefathers times