Original Adolf Hitler 1937 & 1938 Olympic Games Awards Documents with signatures

Original Adolf Hitler 1938 Olympic Games award document with printed signature given to the police officer Franz Shönfeld, dated '29.November 1938'. And Original Adolf Hitler 1936 Olympic Games medal award document with printed signature given to the police officer Franz Shönfeld, dated '20 May 1937'. Certified. 

On February 4th 1936, prior to introduction of the Olympic Games Commemorative Medal, the German Olympic Merit Decoration was introduced in two classes, with the 1st class Decoration being a neck award and the 2nd class Decoration being a breast award. The 1st class Decoration was awarded to personnel who made significant contributions to the organization of the games and the 2nd class Decoration was awarded to personnel for distinguished service during the games. The Olympic Games Commemorative Medal was instituted on July 31st 1936 for award to German nationals and foreign personnel who assisted in the preparation and organization of the 11th Summer and 4th Winter Olympic games in Berlin and Garmisch-Partenkirchen respectively. Only 54,915 Olympic Games Commemorative Medals were awarded making it a relatively scarce medal. Also comes with the original presentation document signed by Adolf Hitler (signature is printed not hand signed) giving the medal (medal not included) to a police officer who participated in the 1936 Berlin Olympics by working as a Police Officer there. In a very good condition.