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State Medal - Liberation

Location Israel
Year 1958
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Period 20th century
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Obverse description Central field depicts a woman holding grain and a man holding a shovel, flanking a tall date palm in high relief, evoking themes of agricultural renewal and nationhood. A circular legend in Hebrew and Latin surrounds the central design, with small six-pointed stars distributed around the inner border. The date in Hebrew and the city name appear in the lower field below the central scene.
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Reverse description The reverse reproduces the celebrated Judaea Capta motif inspired by the Roman sestertius of Vespasian (71 A.D.), depicting captive Jewish figures beneath a date palm in high relief, with the Latin legend IVDAEA CAPTA flanking the palm and S·C in the exergue. A chain-link border encircles the central scene, and the Hebrew legend arcs above along the outer rim. A Hebrew date appears below in the lower field.
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Reverse lettering גלתה יהודה IVDAEA CAPTA S C תל`א
(Translation: `Judea in exile` or `Judea was exiled`.)
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