The Blood Order Medal (Blutorden-Medaille), officially known as the Decoration in Memory of 9 November 1923, was one of the highest honours awarded by the Nazi Party (NSDAP). Instituted in March 1934 by Adolf Hitler, the medal commemorated the failed Beer Hall Putsch coup which took place in Munich. This prestigious decoration recognised those who demonstrated exceptional loyalty to the NSDAP during its early struggles.
Key Features
Measures approximately 5cm x 5cm.
Secure loop for easy attachment to the included ribbon.
Front features a depiction of an eagle grasping an oak leaf with the date '9 Nov'.
Reverse depicts a relief of the Feldherrnhalle, with an angled swastika and sun rays in the background.
Inscription reading: "UND IHR HABT DOCH GESIEGT" (And after all, you won).
Description
Awarded to those who had participated in or supported the Beer Hall Putsch, the Blood Order Medal represented the highest loyalty to the Nazi Party during its early years.
Crafted from silver-finished zinc, the medal features a striking design complete with intricate details. The obverse displays an eagle holding an oak leaf wreath, with the significant date ‘9 Nov’ at its centre. On the reverse, the Feldherrnhalle, the site of the coup’s defeat, is featured in relief, with an angled swastika and sun rays symbolising the eventual triumph of the Nazi movement. The inscription on the reverse: “UND IHR HABT DOCH GESIEGT”, which translates to "And after all, you won," emphasizing the eventual victory and rise of the party despite the initial failure of the Beer Hall Putsch.
This finely detailed reproduction has been made with the utmost care to accurately reflect the design of the original. A great item, perfect for historical displays or as a small item to make your reenactment kit stand out from the rest.
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