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Hasenbos Militaria
€120,00
Description
A rare enameled metal insignia of the Chantiers de Jeunesse de la Marine (CJM), from the period of Vichy France during World War II.
CJM stands for Chantiers de Jeunesse de la Marine (Youth Workshops of the French Navy).
This organization was founded in 1941, during Vichy France, to provide young people with maritime training and education. It was not a regular military unit, but a youth organization closely associated with the French Navy.
A special piece of French militaria with distinctive maritime symbolism: an anchor and the letters CJM. The reverse is marked with “25 R. Béranger III” , “DÉPOSÉ” and Drago - Paris - Nice
Dimensions: 32 x 32 mm
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