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NSDAP Honor Badge

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NSDAP Honor Badge

Reference : MNL700BCDE

Reproduction of the NSDAP Honor badge.
Red-white-black enamel on silver metal, surrounded by a golden crown.
Diameter 2.5 cm.
Pin and markings on back.

High-quality craftsmanship.
Made in Philippines.
Registered postage included.

The NSDAP Golden Badge of Honor (official name in German: Goldenes Ehrenzeichen der NSDAP) or the abbreviated Golden Party Badge (literal translation of the abbreviated German formula: Goldenes Parteiabzeichen) was a special award of the National Socialist German Workers' Party.

It was awarded to the first 100,000 members of the party (the party membership number is engraved on the reverse), and was also awarded to individuals at Adolf Hitler's discretion (these badges had the initials “A.H.” engraved on the reverse of the symbol).

The NSDAP gold badge of honor had a full gold crown. The badge was issued in two sizes: 30.5 mm for uniforms and 24 mm for civilian jackets.

The badge was awarded to the first 100,000 party members. Hitler also awarded it to high dignitaries of the Third Reich: the NSDAP elite. Alte Kämpfer (“Old Fighters”) is the term used for those who joined the NSDAP before 1930. Those who joined the Nazi party after the party's electoral breakthrough in the 1930 Reichstag elections were admitted to the group known as Septemberlinge des Alte Kämpfer. After Adolf Hitler and the Machtergreifung in 1933, many Germans wanted to join the NSDAP. The “Golden Present” became an insignia of great pride in Germany, and new members looked at it with great care, as it could arouse jealousy because it represented an uncommon idealism. The “basic” Nazi party badge worn by new members was called Die Angstbrosche (“Medal of Fear”) by the Old Fighters.

Adolf Hitler's gold Nazi Party badge of honor bore the number 1. He gave it to Magda Goebbels in his bunker before committing suicide. She said it was “the greatest honor a German woman can receive”. It was awarded to her because, in Hitler's words, she was “the greatest mother of the Reich”.
Adolf Hitler's badge, found in the bunker, was exhibited in a Russian museum, but was stolen during an exhibition in 2005.

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