Japan, Empire. A Rare Presentation Medal To Major General Charles Andrew Willou Archive S-63 (in late 1942)

S-63 (in late 1942)

featuring a black-and-white photograph of Schwaneberg and indicating that she was born on 9 May 1925 in Magdeburg

letter from his sister (Lydia) to DND Ottawa (requesting information in regards to his gravestone) and three newspaper articles from the New Kensington Daily Dispatch (reporting on his death

and in the neighborhood of sixty horses killed or disabled

the book measuring 170 mm (w) x 253 mm (h) x 55 mm (d)

Japan, Empire. A Rare Presentation Medal To Major General Charles Andrew Willou Archive S-63 (in late 1942)A Rare Presentation Medal to Major General Charles Andrew Willou Awarded by Chairman E. Tanaka, Federation of Autonomous Police Chief of Japan; silver medal, partially gilded, set with red cabochon glass, 39mm x 50mm, very fine. Charles Andrew Willoughby was a Major General in the U. S. Army serving as General Douglas MacArthurs Chief of Intelligence during most of World War II and the Korean Conflict. Willoughby claimed to have been born Adolf Karl