South Africa. A Second War Medal For War Services 1939-1945 GTRexclude Counsellors

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He fought on the Niederrhein and was killed inaction on April 8th 1945 in Essen Germany

000 spectators lined the streets of Toronto en route to Mount Pleasant Cemetery

South Africa. A Second War Medal For War Services 1939-1945 GTRexclude CounsellorsSilver, un named as issued, 36. 5 mm, original ribbon, dark patina, extremely fine. Footnote: Men and women who served for at least two years in any official voluntary organization in South Africa or overseas qualified for this medal, so long as the service was both voluntary and unpaid. Those who already had the Africa Service Medal were ineligible, but exceptions exist. The medals were issued un named but were issued with a named certificate.