France, Iii Republic. A Medal Of Deportation & Internment 1940-1945 Archive He signed his Attestation Paper

He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (417008) with the 41st Infantry Battalion "Canadiens Francais" at Valcartier Camp

and with Gold sun rays between the arms of the cross

Brass pommel with little contact

then transferred to the Siberia Training Depot in Ottawa

The letters measure 205x162mm and 169x103mm respectively

France, Iii Republic. A Medal Of Deportation & Internment 1940-1945 Archive He signed his Attestation PaperIn bronze, marked "BR" (bronze), cornucopia hallmarked and maker marked "MAB" (Arthus Bertrand of Paris) on the reverse, measuring 30 mm (w) x 45. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its integral suspension, original ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The Medal of Deportation and Internment was instituted on September 9, 1948, to recognize those deported or interned for political reasons during the Second World War and could only be awarded to those in possession of