Order of the Liberation

The Order of the Liberation is a prestigious French award established in 1940 to honor individuals and communities who significantly contributed to the fight against Nazi occupation during World War II. Recipients include soldiers, resistance members, and civilians who displayed exceptional bravery and service. The order recognizes acts that helped uphold France's freedom and sovereignty. It consists of medals and badges awarded to distinguished individuals and groups, celebrating their dedication and sacrifice in resisting tyranny. The Order of the Liberation remains a symbol of heroism and national pride in France’s history of resistance.