Croatian WWII Original Document
Croatian WWII Original Document - Disclosure about conferred award; Original document describing (in Croatian), the recipient name and rank (Oberfeldwebel Josef Schwanzer); unit (Ordnungspolizei); the award (iron Zvonimir medal with oakleaves); the action (battle against Partisans ) and place ( near Banja Luka), date of action (31.12-1944 to 3.1.1944); with original signature of Croatian Colonel Stimakovic; in very fine condition.
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