Voor Koningin en tegen revolutie 1918 1918

This bronze medal, created by Johannes Cornelis Wienecke in 1918, commemorates the end of World War I. The obverse depicts Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, while the reverse showcases a circle of clasped hands representing unity and peace. The inscription on the medal reads, "Voor Koningin en tegen revolutie 1918" ("For Queen and against revolution 1918"), reflecting the sentiment of the time. This piece is a powerful reminder of the hope for a peaceful future after the devastating war.