Opname der Salzburger emigranten in Pruisen 1732

This silver medal, created by Abraham (I) Remshard in 1732, depicts the Salzburg Emigration, a historical event in which thousands of Protestants fled from Salzburg to Prussia. The obverse shows a group of emigrants leaving their home, while the reverse shows King Frederick William I of Prussia welcoming them. The medal is a powerful symbol of religious persecution and the search for freedom, and it is a reminder of the importance of tolerance and understanding.