Slovakia, First Republic. A Slovakian Army Patriotic Plaque, Ca. 1941 Hold plus an oval frog stud

plus an oval frog stud on the locket

Treeter was struck by a bullet on the left side of his chest on May 17th

Lieutenant Howitt commanded the first tank to cross the canal at the northern part of the city and the fire which he was able to bring upon the enemy caused the enemy casualties in great number and also assisted the infantry in holding the position which was counter-attacked on three occasions

with no headstone

Slovakia, First Republic. A Slovakian Army Patriotic Plaque, Ca. 1941 Hold plus an oval frog studA detailed Slovakian Army patriotic plaque, consisting of a dark lacquered wooden frame, set around a bronzed plaster composite centrepiece depicting raised Slovak Army personnel overlaying a Slovakian Cross and mountainous terrain, above a raised inscription of OSUD SLOVENSKA JE V RUKCH ARMDY (THE FATE OF SLOVAKIA IS IN THE HANDS OF THE ARMY), the reverse retaining a metal suspension loop and a mostly intact brown paper liner, unmarked, measuring 288