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On the right side of the photo,Hans G?nther Lange wear southwester.

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Thanks to all your replies.

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Very interesting information.

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Nice looking badge,with sharp details and good condition.

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Nice looking badge,thanks for sharing.

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Great and informativ thread.

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Nice looking badge,thanks for sharing.

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With regards the Norweigen Awards there is also this badge,

known as the Front Line Sisters Badge it is classed as "Extremely Rare" and the picture is taken from:

GERMAN WORLD WAR 2 MEDALS & POLITICAL AWARDS, THE SATELLITE STATES.

by Mr. CHRIS AILSBY (ISBN 0 711028524).

Page 124. " This too was designed like the Front Line Soldier's Badge by Harald Damsleth in 1944 and was only awarded nine times.

It is still virtully unknown, even to the surviving front sisters. No award criteria are known, so it was probably meant to be the standard award for all nurses serving in front-line duties.It is similar to the Front Line Soldier's Badge but slightly more oval. . . .

What relationship this badge had to a Front Line Soldier's Badge is not clear.

Photographic evidence clearly shows Anne Gunhild Moxanes, who served with the "Wiking" Division wearing the Front Line Soldiers Badge. She was also awarded the Iron Cross II Class."

Now I wonder if that could be the lady in post 12 previous??

Kevin in Deva.

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Anne Gunhild Moxanes from Drontheim ist die erste nicht-deutsche Frau der das EK.Verlichen worden ist.Nach einem Bombenangriff auf das Kriegslazarett in Reval erhielt si das EK.f?r ihrer aufopferden und mutigen Einsatz.

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The War Merit Medal (Kriegsverdienstmedaille) was awarded to the Norwegian Front Nurses.

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Unnamed Norwegian front nurses.The nurs on the right worn on the left chest pocket,Die Medaille F?r Deutsche Volkspflege.

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Hallo Gents,

thanks for the extra pictures nesredep

With regards EK II awards, seeing as a lot of the ladys pictured have the EK II.

I think its for carrying out their Nursing duties under enemy fire or danger from enemy attack.

I very much doubt that D. Red Cross members would be actively engaged in combat or carry weapons.

as this would contravine the Geneva Convention??

Kevin in Deva.

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Kevin in Deva

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Nice and informativ looking photo.

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Nice hat.

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Gentleman

If anyone has such pieces,please lets see them?

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Nice looking photos.

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And the last.

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Die medaille F?r Deutsche Volkspflege.The badge was awarded to several Norwegian front nurse and was worn on the left chest pocket.Note the photo on left chest pocket.

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Kevin in Deva

One more photo for you.

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If anyone has Frontspange,please lets see them.

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One more.

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One of the photo.

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Hallo Jan Arne S

Do you know of any other pictures of this lady exsist?

I think she is wearing a badge on the right pocket of the uniform as well ,

but on this picture its very difficult to define.

Kevin in Deva

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I want to show you some other pictures.

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Nesredep

With regards the Norweigen Awards there is also this badge,

known as the Front Line Sisters Badge it is classed as "Extremely Rare" and the picture is taken from:

GERMAN WORLD WAR 2 MEDALS & POLITICAL AWARDS, THE SATELLITE STATES.

by Mr. CHRIS AILSBY (ISBN 0 711028524).

Page 124. " This too was designed like the Front Line Soldier's Badge by Harald Damsleth in 1944 and was only awarded nine times.

It is still virtully unknown, even to the surviving front sisters. No award criteria are known, so it was probably meant to be the standard award for all nurses serving in front-line duties.It is similar to the Front Line Soldier's Badge but slightly more oval. . . .

What relationship this badge had to a Front Line Soldier's Badge is not clear.

Photographic evidence clearly shows Anne Gunhild Moxanes, who served with the "Wiking" Division wearing the Front Line Soldiers Badge. She was also awarded the Iron Cross II Class."

Now I wonder if that could be the lady in post 12 previous??

Kevin in Deva.

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The Front Line Sister Badge was never Publised.Only prodused after WW2.

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Looks like a good one!

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Nesredep,

What is that badge she is wearing? What was the role of these women?

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Paul R

The roel was Frontchwester.

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