This image displays a museum exhibit showcasing German military awards and associated documents from the World War II era, located within the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War in Kyiv, Ukraine. The central element is a dark, rectangular display board presenting twenty-one numbered German military decorations and badges. These include various classes of the Iron Cross, assault badges, wound badges, a pilot's badge, a Narvik Shield, and other medals, many featuring the Nazi swastika symbol. Above and to the left, a cream-colored document titled "Besitz-Zeugnis" (Possession Certificate) with a stylized soldier and a laurel wreath is visible, dated 1936. To the top right, another partially visible document identifies "Unteroffizier Karl Nottstadt" and is dated October 26, 1938. Below these, red, white, and black striped ribbons are arranged on a red surface, likely a display case lining. A label to the right, in Ukrainian, identifies the section as "НАГОРОДИ ТА ЗНАКИ НІМЕЧЧИНИ" (Awards and Badges of Germany), followed by numbered descriptions of specific awards. The exhibit is presented under glass within a museum environment. in Kyiv, Ukraine

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Nov 20, 2025, 10:04 AM

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This image displays a museum exhibit showcasing German military awards and associated documents from the World War II era, located within the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War in Kyiv, Ukraine. The central element is a dark, rectangular display board presenting twenty-one numbered German military decorations and badges. These include various classes of the Iron Cross, assault badges, wound badges, a pilot's badge, a Narvik Shield, and other medals, many featuring the Nazi swastika symbol. Above and to the left, a cream-colored document titled "Besitz-Zeugnis" (Possession Certificate) with a stylized soldier and a laurel wreath is visible, dated 1936. To the top right, another partially visible document identifies "Unteroffizier Karl Nottstadt" and is dated October 26, 1938. Below these, red, white, and black striped ribbons are arranged on a red surface, likely a display case lining. A label to the right, in Ukrainian, identifies the section as "НАГОРОДИ ТА ЗНАКИ НІМЕЧЧИНИ" (Awards and Badges of Germany), followed by numbered descriptions of specific awards. The exhibit is presented under glass within a museum environment.

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