Polish People’s Republic Commemorative Medal-22 July 1944 Anniversary Badge

Offered is a vintage Polish commemorative medal featuring a red-and-white enamel Polish flag above a central scene depicting two figures standing beneath the national flag. The suspension bar displays crossed rifles against a red enamel background, symbolizing military service and national defense.

The medal commemorates 22 July 1944, a significant date in Polish history marking the establishment of the Polish Committee of National Liberation and the beginning of the communist-era Polish state following World War II.

Constructed of silver-colored metal with enamel accents, this example retains its original suspension ring and pin-back attachment. The medal displays attractive age-related patina and remains a desirable piece of Cold War-era Polish military and political history.

Condition

• Original vintage commemorative medal
• Red and white enamel remains present
• Original pin-back attachment intact
• Good detail to central design
• Honest age-related wear and patina
• Displays very well

Historical Background

July 22, 1944, became one of the most important state holidays in communist Poland and was commemorated annually for decades. Medals and badges such as this were issued to veterans, party members, workers, and participants in anniversary celebrations connected with the rebuilding of postwar Poland.

Collector Notes

• Original Polish commemorative badge
• Attractive enamel details
• Cold War and Eastern Bloc collectible
• Great addition to military, political, or communist-era collections