WW1 Belgian Commemorative Liberation of Brussels Medal

The WW1 Belgian Commemorative Liberation of Brussels Medal is a historical artifact issued to mark the liberation of Brussels during the First World War. This medal was awarded to Belgian military personnel, resistance members, and civilians who contributed to the city’s liberation from German occupation in 1918. The obverse typically features emblematic imagery such as the Belgian lion or national symbols, with inscriptions denoting the event and date. The reverse often includes further commemorative details or dedications. Constructed from bronze or similar alloys, the medal is suspended from a ribbon in the national colors of Belgium. Measuring approximately 30mm in diameter, it was normally worn on the left breast. The award represents recognition of service and sacrifice during a pivotal moment in Belgian history. This piece is an example of the various campaign and commemorative medals distributed in the aftermath of World War One, highlighting the significance of local and national liberation efforts.