A German Imperial Red Cross War Veteran's Aid Association Medal GTRexclude The piece may be seen

The piece may be seen as an artistic contribution to the political environment characterized or defined by "a will for war"

as Major-General

symbolic of victory

joining them in the field on the 17th

Major Barker has frequently led the formation against greatly superior numbers of the enemy with conspicuous success

A German Imperial Red Cross War Veteran's Aid Association Medal GTRexclude The piece may be seenFeinzink, obverse illustrating a German cavalryman on horseback, with another warrior below, the warrior holding a laurel wreath near their head and bearing a flag, the top of the flagpole with another wreath wrapped around it, a ribbon banner below inscribed "UNSERE KAVALLERIE" (Our Cavalry) and engraver marked "W. HEJDA 9 1916", reverse illustrating a cross bearing the letters "KKB" in its centre, inscribed with dates on its arms, clockwise from the