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WW 1 military award: Medal wich swords.
The Austrian War Commemorative Medal (Kriegserinnerungsmedaille 1914–1918), established in 1932/1933, is a 33mm bronze-washed tombac medal honoring WWI service. It features an eagle, the shield of Austria, and "FÜR ÖSTERREICH" on the front, with "1914-1918" and "GRIENAUER" on the back. It hangs from a white/red triangular ribbon, often with crossed swords.
Key Details of the Austrian War Commemorative Medal
Established: Officially gazetted on December 21, 1932, by the First Republic of Austria.
Design (Obverse): A right-facing eagle standing on a shield displaying the arms of Austria, with the inscription "FÜR ÖSTERREICH" (For Austria) below.
Design (Reverse): The dates "1914-1918" surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath, with the artist's name "GRIENAUER" below the date.
Designer: Edwin Grienauer (1893–1964), a prominent Austrian sculptor and WWI veteran.
Ribbon: A 40mm triangular ribbon (dreiecksband) of white with two central red stripes and thinner red edge stripes.
Combatant Device: In 1933, a gilt crossed swords device was authorized for the ribbon to distinguish front-line troops, the wounded, or prisoners of war.
Significance: It was awarded to personnel who served in the armed forces, civil service, or medical services of the Austro-Hungarian Empire during WWI.
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WW 1 military award: Medal wich swords.
The Austrian War Commemorative Medal (Kriegserinnerungsmedaille 1914–1918), established in 1932/1933, is a 33mm bronze-washed tombac medal honoring WWI service. It features an eagle, the shield of Austria, and "FÜR ÖSTERREICH" on the front, with "1914-1918" and "GRIENAUER" on the back. It hangs from a white/red triangular ribbon, often with crossed swords.
Key Details of the Austrian War Commemorative Medal
Established: Officially gazetted on December 21, 1932, by the First Republic of Austria.
Design (Obverse): A right-facing eagle standing on a shield displaying the arms of Austria, with the inscription "FÜR ÖSTERREICH" (For Austria) below.
Design (Reverse): The dates "1914-1918" surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath, with the artist's name "GRIENAUER" below the date.
Designer: Edwin Grienauer (1893–1964), a prominent Austrian sculptor and WWI veteran.
Ribbon: A 40mm triangular ribbon (dreiecksband) of white with two central red stripes and thinner red edge stripes.
Combatant Device: In 1933, a gilt crossed swords device was authorized for the ribbon to distinguish front-line troops, the wounded, or prisoners of war.
Significance: It was awarded to personnel who served in the armed forces, civil service, or medical services of the Austro-Hungarian Empire during WWI.

