Description

Lead Statue of WW2 German Kriegsmarine Officer with sword and dress uniform, ALEMANIA (GERMANY).  Some chips and wear on the paint and no plaque.  Age and manufacture unknown.

Germany is referred to as “Alemania” in several languages due to historical and linguistic connections to the Alemanni tribe, a Germanic group that inhabited the region.   Abanderado is spanish for infantry standard-bearer.
Historical Context
The name “Alemania” originates from the Latin term “Alemanni,” which referred to a confederation of Germanic tribes that lived in what is now southwestern Germany and parts of Switzerland. The Romans used this term to describe these tribes, and it eventually became associated with the entire region inhabited by Germanic peoples.

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