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The gilding slightly worn off, small scratches on the back (from assaying? Hitler ordered a special wound badge be awarded commemorating the event, as he believed “fate had intervened” for him. The first of these awards was made on August 20, 1944. Quick View. Rarity: Extremely Rare, Extremely Rare, Extremely Rare. Quick View. Condor Legion Wound Badge.

Here is a wound badge "20 July 1944", as displayed in the Imperial War Museum in London. A Wound Badge "20 July 1944" in Gold, in its original case of issue Silver, partially gilded. Wound Badge "20 July 1944" - Black Class, Silver Class , Gold Class. July 20, 1944 Wound Badges. All is surrounded by an oval oak leaf wreath. ), otherwise in outstanding condition. Established following the 20 July Plot, in which a bomb planted by Claus von Stauffenberg detonated in the conference room of the Rasterburg Headquarters, the 20 July Wound Badge was only issued to the men who were present for the blast. The Wound Badge 20 July 1944 (Verwundetenabzeichen 20 Juli 1944) was instituted by Hitler to award the 24 persons who were present during the bomb attack on his life. Below reads '20 Juli 1944 Adolf Hitler'. Junker, Berlin as well as the silver content stamp "800". Juli 1944 / Wound Badge 20 July 1944: Date Instituted: July 26th, 1944 (??) To commemorate this attempt on his life Hitler introduced a special Wound Badge whom he awarded to the 24 occupants, or dependents in the case of the dead. German WWII Gold July 1944 Adolf Hitler Wound Badge. It is also marked '800' for the silver content. Awarded To : All members of the German High Command and Staff of Adolf Hitler who were present in the room in which a bomb exploded on July 20th, 1944 in the Führer HQ at Rastenburg, East Prussia. 20 July, 1944 Wound Badge The 20th of July wound badge is by far the most rare of these awards, as it was only issued to a handful of officers and aides that were injured on the famous (and failed) bomb attempt on Hitler's life at the Wolf's Lair in Rastenburg, East Prussia. Known Makers: : L/12, 2. Awarded to those wounded as a result of the famous 'Bomb Plot' against Hitler in 1944, when Colonel von Stauffenberg planted a brief case containing a bomb during a meeting held at the 'Wolfs Lair' at Rastenburg in East Prussia. Thereafter, Hitler ordered a special wound badge be awarded commemorating the event, as he … Juncker, Berlin and with mark of fineness 800. Weight 35.65 grams (Nie 7.04.16 a1). The 20 July 1944 Wound Badge was only issued to those injured during the failed attempt on Adolf Hitler's life at the Wolf's Lair headquarters in Rastenburg, East Prussia. The reverse side is maker marked '2' for the manufacturing firm of 'C E Junker Berlin'. 44.5 x 37.2 mm, weight 32 g (OEK 3489). Wound Badge of the 20th July 1944 in Silver. This award was a personal gift from Hitler, to all who were present during this historical moment. Dimensions 44.24 x … Twenty-four men were present when the bomb detonated; one officer was killed and three succumbed to their wounds a short time later. I've read (or been told) that it could be a copy. Extremely rare, there were only 23 total awards in the three grades of gold, silver and black. $17.95. There is no detail about its attribution. Silver "20 July 1944" Wound Badge. in the east. ), otherwise in outstanding condition.