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    #46
    The General Muñoz Grandes was hurt several times during the Africa wars. In the year 1924 being comandant of spanish army was hurt in the arm....

    "On 12-11-1924 comandant Agustín Muñoz Grandes went with his Harka in the direction of Zoco Sebk and after maintaining very hard fights with the enemy he was seriously hurt of a shot in the left forearm".

    He sent this telegram to his family on 13 november 1924 from the hospital in Ceuta.
    He says: "Wounded left arm. I am ok".
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      #47
      Originally posted by GEPRUFT View Post
      Award document from Blue Divisio Brotherhood to a Nurse volunteer in Russia,

      Interesting that this certificate is dated 1987, after the fall of Franco and Spain's entry into the EU. I say so due to the presence of the swastika, I am guessing this is a private issue or a Veteran's Association award?

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        #48
        Hello, it's a Veteran's Association award. In any casy the swastika never was forbidden in Spain.



        Originally posted by Jonathan M View Post
        Interesting that this certificate is dated 1987, after the fall of Franco and Spain's entry into the EU. I say so due to the presence of the swastika, I am guessing this is a private issue or a Veteran's Association award?

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          #49
          Lot's of great artifacts from something that I've been interested in, but haven't seen a lot of.

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            #50
            This spanish magazine is dated on 26-jan-1943. The text says: "The Blue Division repulses the Russian attacks near Saint Petersburg". This magazine publishes nowadays in Spain.
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              #51
              How strange that it says San petesburg instead of Leningrad

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                #52
                The name of the city was Leningrado between 1924-1991, but in Spain, after Civil War, was preferred the zarist name "San Petersburgo", instead Leningrado by the comunist meaning.

                regards
                Mike

                Originally posted by Spanish Freiwillige View Post
                How strange that it says San petesburg instead of Leningrad

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                  #53
                  The spanish volunteers medal with doc.
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                    #54
                    A spanish made EK2 and a nice mini spanish too.
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                      #55
                      Some insignia of different periods.
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                        #56
                        Two different models of Falange buckles that belonged to BD volunteers.
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                          #57
                          Now that is a beautiful one

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                            #58
                            hello GEPRUFT!!!!!!

                            I have just seen your link, and it's impressive.
                            Congratulations you have a wonderful collection.

                            Regards from Valladolid.

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                              #59
                              Thanks for comments.
                              Now some chickens...
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                                #60
                                Deschler & "son"
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