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These were recently given to my sister from an aunt,they belonged to my grandfather who served in Germany in WWII.Can anyone tell me more about them or even what they are?
Thanks for any help!
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Hey, gargoylecollector. :-)
Google Lens turned up more than one twin of that first, but as it sometimes happens, I get different results between my Android and Windows devices. Sometimes that's helpful, sometimes not so much. >8-)
I'll give ya a link for this one:
*snip*
Allemagne / 3 iem Reich - WHW Eugendenkmal Wie Prince Eugene 1942 ( 028)
*snip*
https://nuggetsfactory.com/allemagne/4076-wwii-allemagne-association-des-anciens-combattants-epingle-de-cravate-001-27.html
It's a representation of a monument to Prince Eugene in Vienna (hence the "Wien" in the upper left corner of yours):
https://www.visitingvienna.com/sights/winter-palace/prince-eugene-monument/
That "WHW" abbreviation is for Winterhilfswerkes:
https://pressglas-korrespondenz.de/aktuelles/pdf/geisel-whw-abzeichen.pdf
The second one looks like it might be a representation of St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Stephen%27s_Cathedral,_Vienna
Those last two look like this one (Berg Isel Monument):
*snip*
Deutsche Baudenkmäler – Berg Isel Denkmal
*snip*
https://winterhilfswerk.info/deutsche-baudenkmaeler-berg-isel-denkmal/
Hey again, gargoylecollector. :-)
If you want to convert that Winterhilfswerkes PDF, and make an English version, you can do it with this free tool:
https://www.onlinedoctranslator.com/en/translationform
All of your glass monuments are in there.