Canada. A Second War Winnipeg Light Infantry (Machine Gun) Cap Badge United Republic of as he was held in

as he was held in an internment camp to determine if he would have to stand trial for war crimes

were very revealing about the activities of German agents in Switzerland and confirmed PID's suspicions of the reliability of some of the information it received from that country

His conduct was listed as "Fair"

then transferred to Mont-des-Chats

eight Ribbon Bars (in various sizes)

Canada. A Second War Winnipeg Light Infantry (Machine Gun) Cap Badge United Republic of as he was held inIn bronze, measuring 45. 2 mm (w) x 44. 7 mm (h), both lugs intact, extremely fine. Footnote: In 1955, the Winnipeg Light Infantry amalgamated with The Royal Winnipeg Rifles bringing together the histories and traditions of two military units with no change in designation.