Poland Badge of the Brotherhood at Arms 1975 1991

POLAND: Badge of Brotherhood at Arms.
Obverse: The "Grunwald Badge" - the badge that 
was awarded by the Polish People's Army to 
combatants of the Polish Armed Forces (only 
those who returned to Poland after the war), for 
their participation in WW2 and the Battle for Berlin.
Inscribed: "BRATERSTWO BRONI NA STRAZY 
POKOJU I SOCIALISMU" (Brotherhood at Arms 
Guarding Peace and Socialism).
Reverse: Inscribed: "MINISTERSTWO OBRONY 
NARODOWEJ" (Ministry of National Defense) and 
"POLSKA RZECZPOSPOLITA LUDOWA" (People's 
Republic of Poland).
The badge was instituted in 1963 and was awarded 
to members of the armed forces of Poland, the 
U.S.S.R. and other Warsaw Pact countries as a 
symbol of "merits in strengthening the bonds of 
friendship, brotherhood of arms and cooperation 
between the armies of socialist countries in the 
joint struggle for peace and socialism".
This is the 2nd type of the badge issued after 1975 
and until 1991 when the badge became obsolete.
The badge is rare.

FULL SIZE

post WW2 - 1970s

Item 100% original - ribbon original

Condition as on the photos
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