Germany Prussia Medal for the Neuchatel Republican Insurrection 1831 in Silver

Imperial Germany - Prussia: Commemorative 
Medal for the Suppression of the Republican 
Insurrection in the Principality of Neuchatel, in 
1831. In silver.
Obverse (in French): "Fidelity to Duty and 
Homeland".
Reverse: The Coat of Arms of the Principality of 
Neuchatel below the Prussian Crown.
The Principality of Neuchatel was brought once 
again under the Prussian sovereignty in 1813, 
during the Napoleonic Wars.
In 1831, Neuchatel revolted, cut its ties to Prussia 
and declared the formation of an independent 
Republic.
The insurrection however was swiftly crushed by 
the Prussian Army.
The medal was instituted in 1832 by King 
Friedrich Wilhelm III to commemorate the 
suppression of the 1831 Revolt of Neuchatel. 
It was awarded to all the inhabitants of the 
Principality who participated in the suppression 
of the rebellion or who have acknowledged the 
maintenance of Prussian law and order.

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Post Napoleonic Wars era - 1831

Item 100% original -original ribbon 

Condition as on the photos

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