№122624"The Baltic cross"

The award, which originally had the statute of the commemorative sign, was established to award members of the Baltic militia - Landeswehr and volunteers, of German origin, who took part in the battles with the Red Army in the Baltic states in 1918 - 1919 for at least three months. The award began in July 1919. A total of 21,839 awards were made."The Baltic cross" had only one degree and could rush both on a pin, and on a white-blue (white-blue) "pouring" (moire) tape of flowers of the Baltic landesver.

 The sign is a straight (referred to in heraldry as "Greek") black (oxidized or coated with black lacquer) cross with a similarly gold (or simply yellow metal) smaller cross applied to it, with golden heraldic lilies at the ends of the rays.

Metall, bronze, pin.