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Iron Cross
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Iron Cross: see decorations, civil and military decorations, civil and military, honors bestowed by a government to reward services or achievements, particularly those implying valor. The practice of bestowing such decorations dates back at least to the laurel wreaths of the ancient Greeks and Romans and gained
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Iron Cross
German medal awarded for outstanding bravery in wartime. [Ger. Hist.: Misc.]
See : Bravery


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While in Potsdam, she visited the Berlin Chancellery, noting the Iron Crosses strewn on the floor, as she smelled death rise from the ruined buildings.
Schludeker, who was 21 at the time of the raids, survived 120 missions over Britain and won two Iron Crosses before he was shot down over Holland.
Other offerings include standard and built-to-order pallet conveyor in a range of sizes, shuttles, turntables, iron crosses, and load stackers.
 
 
 
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