United Kingdom. Gallantry - Its Public Recognition And Reward In Peace And In War At Home And Abroad Auction Archive obverse with a central image

obverse with a central image of the Kremlin surmounted by five-pointed star with red enamel

both ribbons with metal tassels

and post-war pushed for Charles Foulkes to be selected as Chief of the General Staff (CGS) over Simonds

as seen in her diaries which she began writing in English since an early age

while Paris remained the ""de jure"" capital of France

United Kingdom. Gallantry - Its Public Recognition And Reward In Peace And In War At Home And Abroad Auction Archive obverse with a central imageHardcover, gray cloth cover, with paper dust jacket, entitled "Gallantry Its Public Recognition and Reward in Peace and in War at Home and Abroad" by Sir Arnold Wilson, M. P. and Captain J. H. F. McEwen, M. P., published by Humphrey Milford, Publisher to the University, Oxford University Press of London, New York and Toronto in 1939, printed in Great Britain by John Johnson, Printer to the University. It is gift addressed in black ink "To my husband