Decorative napkin
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Hand fan. A gift from a participant in the World Congress of Mothers in Lausanne
Japan ,
August, 1955
Hand fan. A gift from a participant in the World Congress of Mothers in Lausanne
Hand fan. A gift from a participant in the World Congress of Mothers in Lausanne who visited Stalingrad in August 1955. The Japanese fan is used not so much to create a cooling airflow but as an element in traditional ceremonies, dances and as a marker of social status.
Pennant “From the Ministry of People’s Forces and Public Security of the Mongolian People’s Republic to the memory of the heroes of Stalingrad.”
Mongolia ,
May 1959
Pennant “From the Ministry of People’s Forces and Public Security of the Mongolian People’s Republic to the memory of the heroes of Stalingrad.”
A gift from the delegation of the Ministry of Troops and Public Security of Mongolia, who visited Stalingrad in May 1959.
Tapestry with the image of the Peace Memorial Park and the Gembaku Dome
Japan ,
2006
Tapestry with the image of the Peace Memorial Park and the Gembaku Dome
Tapestry with the image of the Peace Memorial Park and the Gembaku Dome ("Atomic Bomb Dome ") in Hiroshima. Present from Toshihiko Hayashi, the Chairman of the International Association of Hiroshima, 2006.
The text in the upper right corner reads: “The Peace memorial park with the World heritage Genbaku Dome”