Serbia WWI Honorary Badge of the Princess Zorka of Montenegro Society of Serb Women by Huguenin Freres

Serbia: Honorary Badge of the Princess Zorka of 
Montenegro Society of Serb Women.
Maker marked by Huguenin Freres in La Lockle, 
Switzerland. 
Princess Ljubica of Montenegro, later Princess 
Zorka Karageorgevic of Serbia (23 Dec. 1864 – 
16 Mar. 1890) was the eldest child of King 
Nicholas I and Queen Milena of Montenegro, 
and the wife of Prince Peter Karageorgevic, who 
would become King of Serbia in 1903, 13 years 
after her death.
The "Princess Zorka Society of Serb Women" 
had been founded right after the end of WW1. 
The Society was focused on providing relief to 
the Wounded and Victims of the War as well as 
on supporting the effort of rebuilding the 
country, on promoting the national unity, the 
rights of women and the equality of men and 
women in private and public law.
Gilt and enameled badge with a full color portrait 
of Princess Zorka, circumscribed in Cyrillic 
"DRUSTVO - KNEGINJA ZORKA" (Society of 
Princess Zorka). With the Royal Crown of the 
Kingdom and the Double Headed Eagle and the 
Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats 
and Slovenes (1918-1929).
An amazing and extremely scarce badge.

FULL SIZE

WW1 1914 1918 - 1929

Item 100% original

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