Hungary, Hungarian 3 Place Medal Bar Communist Era . WM326

Hungary, Hungarian 3 Place Medal Bar. Communist era. I believe the medals are: Hungarian medal for service to the homeland in gold (1st class), service to homeland in silver (2nd class), and Hungarian medal for 15 years military service. Worn condition.

Additional Notes: During the Communist era in Hungary (1949–1989), several military service medals were issued to recognize loyalty and contributions to the state. These awards often reflected Soviet-inspired designs, featuring red ribbons, socialist symbols, and Hungarian national emblems. One notable example is the Order of Merit of Labor, which was awarded to individuals who demonstrated exceptional service to the Communist government. Another common award was the Excellent Workers Badge, which underwent multiple redesigns to reflect political and economic changes throughout the era

The Hungarian People’s Republic Medal for Service to the Homeland was introduced in the aftermath of the 1956 Hungarian Uprising to recognize loyalty to the Communist government. It was awarded in three classes: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd; to individuals who demonstrated service to the state. This medal typically featured Soviet-inspired design elements, including a red ribbon and a central emblem reflecting Hungary’s socialist era. Many of these awards were given to military personnel, government officials, and loyal party members.

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