- Time Period: World War II
- Institution: 5 May 1946
- Country: Denmark
King Christian X’s Liberty Medal (or Kong Christian den Tiendes frihedsmedaille in Danish) was a commemorative decoration established by King Christian X of Denmark. It was awarded to individuals who provided exceptional services to Denmark during World War II, reflecting their significant contributions to the nation’s resistance and liberation efforts.
The medal honored those who displayed outstanding bravery, dedication, and service in support of Denmark’s fight against occupation. It symbolized national gratitude and recognition of the sacrifices made by these individuals to ensure Denmark’s freedom and sovereignty.
The Defense Medal for Bravery Design
The medal typically featured the likeness of King Christian X and was suspended from a ribbon representing Denmark’s national colors.
The design elements highlighted the valor and dedication of the recipients, serving as a lasting tribute to their heroic actions during a critical period in Danish history.
