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Germany, Third Reich. A 1940 Surrender Of France Commemorative Porcelain Medallion, With Case Buy Now Footnote: The Military Order of(Erinnerungsmedaille). Constructed of white porcelain, the obverse with a central raised mobile swastika, circumscribed by a raised inscription commemorating the French surrender, the reverse with a central raised depiction of the Compigne Wagon, circumscribed by a commemorative inscription, unmarked, measuring 48 mm in diameter, accompanied by its period original presentation case, constructed of white card stock, the lid exterior with a makers mark