Updated: 23 December, 2005
Montenegro
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Orders, Decorations and Medals of Montenegro Megan Robertson |
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Heritage Montenegro |
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Orders and Medals of Montenegro Yuri Yashnev |
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MirkoPlavsic |
Order of Danilo I (5th Class) (Montenegro) This Order was instituted by Prince Danilo on 23 May 1853, originally in one class only, for deeds of bravery in the war of 1852-1853 against Turkey. It was re-organized and enlarged three times, finally, in 1893, having five classes. Pictured here is the 5th Class of the Order, which has a longer lower arm, is enamelled black with silver edges, and has no crown above. Click here to see the reverse of the badge. (Ref: "Ribbons and Medals" by H. Taprell Dorling, Edited and Revised by Alec A. Purves. Images from "The Orders, Medals and History of Montenegro" by Prince Dimitri Romanoff. NOTE: I highly recommend both of these books, as they are well worth the cost).
IEPE Entry on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) Marko Mandich
Ribbons of Montenegro Antonio Prieto Barrio
Orders, Decorations, and Medals of Montenegro Antiques A to Z
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Serbo-Montegrin medal for Miljanic Football Association of Serbia and Montenegro (FSSCG) president Miljan Miljanić has been given one of his nation's highest civil honours. Serbo-Montenegrin president Svetozar Marović has awarded 75-year-old Miljanić with the medal of the Order of Nemanja for his services to football in the former Yugoslavia. "It is a well-deserved honour for Miljanić, for domestic football, sport and our country," added Karadžić. "Miljanić oversaw a whole era - he has given so much to football here and worldwide. He deserves this medal because he is the best ambassador of our football." uefa.com 13 Dec 05 |
