The sculpture group by Fritz Cremer is made as a bas-relief at the Buchenwald memorial. The prisoners of the camp are shown at the time of the uprising. With the help of illegally obtained weapons, some prisoners freed themselves and prevented mass murder. The sculpture group is located in front of the Liberation Tower and together they mark the focal point of the entire memorial. The TM ‘Meißen’ logo is pressed on the back of the plaque leaving an impression of two swords being crossed. Right under the logo there is a ‘Böttgersteinzeug’ stamp (brown and red ceramic), a T letter symbolizing the year of 1958 and ‘238’, the serial number of the product. The plaque is put in a case covered with blue buckram on the outside and white velvet and silk on the inside.
Plaque with a bas-relief of the sculptural group Fritz Cremer in the Buchenwald memorial
See also
Poncho
Argentina ,
June 1953
Poncho
A gift from the delegation of Argentinean doctors who visited Stalingrad in June 1953. A peculiar coat made of two pieces of hand-made wool fabric sewed together with a head hole left. The neckline is decorated with embroidery in the centre of the front part as well as in the back. On the right and on the left the poncho is covered with decorative vertical brown stripes. The sides and the flaps have a fringe trim. The traditional outer garment of Aymara men, Mapuche and Quechua people, etc. is now worn by farmers and craftsmen of Latin America.
Figurine depicting a monument in honor of the victory at Pochonbo in the city of Hesan
DPRK ,
13.10.1969
Figurine depicting a monument in honor of the victory at Pochonbo in the city of Hesan
Present of the delegation of the Labor Party of Korea to the Tsaritsyn - Stalingrad Museum of Defense
Weisman David. Poster “They give us hope… Let’s give them help”, 1941
USA ,
04.02.1977
Weisman David. Poster “They give us hope… Let’s give them help”, 1941
A gift of Dovid Seltzer, an American Jewish writer and publicist, to the Tsaritsyn-Stalingrad Museum of Defense, New York