DescriptionBelgium 1919 Medal by Dubois Occupation of Germany after the Peace of Versailles, obverse.jpg
English: Belgium 1919 Medal by Dubois Occupation of Germany after the Peace of Versailles
Bronze d.= 70 mm.
The angel of peace flying r. above the liberated personification of Belgium. 3 lines at r.: "TRAITE DE VERSAILLES 28 JUIN 1919". Curved above: "LA BELGIQUE ROMPT SA NEUTRALITE". / A standing Belgian soldier facing East against Germany, curved above: "L' ARMEE BELGE PATICIPE A LA GARDE DU RHIN".
Medallist:
Monogram DB (Paul Du Bois), 1859 Aywaille near Liège, Belgium - 1938 Brussels- Uccle
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