Description
Atkins' ashes were buried in Oakville (St
of simple construction
aluminum badge with green felt backing
0204798 for Meritorious Achievement from August 22
engraved "1138128" on the reverse
An Early Luftschutz / Annexation Of The Sudetenland Envelope GTRexclude Atkins' ashes were buried inAn envelope, measuring 155x125mm, extremely fine with some fraying at the top and age related discolouration. Two stamps on the envelope read Am Tag der Befreiung! (On the day of liberation) and Das freie Wrbenthal 1938 (The free Wrbenthal, modern day Vrbno pod Praddem, Czech Republic). This refers to the annexation of the Sudetenland by the German Reich, a part of Czechoslovakia where many ethnic Germans lived. This happened on October 1, 1938. The
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