Meine Familie mütterlicherseits ist vollständig deutsch und als mein Großvater starb, habe ich seine Schränke und Schubladen durchgesehen und einige interessante Sachen gefunden, von denen ich keine Ahnung habe, was das ist. Es heißt, dass es mein Urururgroßvater war, aber ich weiß es nicht. Ich spreche nicht mehr mit der Seite meiner Mutter, daher hätte ich keine Verbindung dazu
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Iron crosses. The black one for participating in the great napoleonic war 1813 and one for participiating in WWI 1914.
The first one looks like something from the third reich.
If you want to know: Use googles comparative picture search. I’m quite sure you’ll find your answer very quickly.
Left to right: a [Wound Badge](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wound_Badge) from WWI, a [Mecklenburg-Schwerin Military Merit Cross](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Merit_Cross_(Mecklenburg-Schwerin)) (also WWI) and two Iron Crosses as described by DocSternau.
First one is a wound medal, black is regular solider silver officer gold high rank.
The last one is a WW1 iron cross first class