Military Disabled Badge
The Military Invalid Badge ( Hu. Hadirokkant jelvény ) was donated in 1931 by the Hungarian ruler and head of state Miklós Horthy for soldiers who were wounded on duty. Similar to the German Wound Badge , it served to identify Hungarian soldiers who were so badly wounded during the First World War that they fulfilled the status of an invalid .
Appearance
The copper award is a round plate that is surrounded by a thick laurel wreath and raised by the crown of St. Stephen . In the center the raised letters HR Háború Rokkantság (war invalids).
Carrying method
The award was worn as a pin badge on the left side of the chest.
literature
- Roman von Procházka : Austrian Order Handbook , Ed .: Graf Klenau OHG, Munich 1974, p. 135