Slovakia, I Republic. A Rare Slovakian Army Officer’s Sword, By Wlaszlovits Auction Archive The most infamous were the

The most infamous were the Commissar Order (which stipulated that Soviet political commissars were to be shot on sight) and the Night and Fog Decree (which called for the forced disappearance of resistance fighters and other political prisoners in Germany's occupied territories)

Marksman’s Lanyard - Grade II - January 1939-February 1941 - Grade two - First pattern

along with Twenty-Four Embroidered patches

within a wreath consisting of laurel and oak leaves

5 mm Ribbon Bar and a linen folder (stamped with a seal bearing a maple leaf and inscribed "NATIONAL SERVICE COMMITTEE / REPRESENTING THE WOMEN OF CANADA" beside the inscription "CHRISTMAS GREETING TO OUR BRAVE SOLDIERS FROM THEIR CANADIAN HOMES

Slovakia, I Republic. A Rare Slovakian Army Officer’s Sword, By Wlaszlovits Auction Archive The most infamous were theA rare and extremely well preserved Slovakian Army Officers sword, measuring 940 mm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 760 mm long polished, unsharpened, magnetic steel blade with a slight upward curvature, and with a single fuller running the length of each side. The blade presents plain with the exception of a partially legible acid etched makers mark on the reverse ricasso for the ts based firm of Wlaszlovits. It sits