Nursing service clasp
The Pflegedienstspange was an award of the German Red Cross in the German Democratic Republic (GDR), which 1966 in three stages
- bronze
- silver
-
gold
- Gold with a level I tag for 1000 hours of care
- Gold with pendant level II for 3000 care hours and
- Gold with a level III tag for 6000 hours of care
was donated. They were awarded according to the hours of care performed. The bronze, silver-plated or gold-plated clasp is 54.5 mm wide and shows a round medallion with the Red Geneva Cross on a grained background in the middle. The cross is enclosed by a ring with the inscription: GERMAN ROTES KREUZ (above) GDR (below). At the two ends of clasp is on the left the inscription: CARE and on the left SERVICES to read. Until 1970, however, it still bore the inscription: DRK-KRANKENPFLEGE . The pendants for the nursing service clasp with pendants were attached to the central medallion by means of a hanger and show two crossed laurel branches at the intersection of which a small square can be seen, in which the level I , II or III can be read in Roman numerals .
Individual evidence
- ^ Awards of the German Democratic Republic Bartel / Karpinski, Military Publishing House of the GDR 1979, page 195