Cups. Gift of the British people to the wounded soldier Savvin Gennady Alexandrovich
The United Kingdom ,
1944
МЗСБ КП НВФ 20758, 20759
10,2 х 10 х 14 cm10,5 х 10,1 х 13,5 cm
faience, casting, firing, glazing
Gift of the British people to the wounded soldier Savvin Gennady Alexandrovich, participant in the defense of the Caucasus. At the bottom one reads:
“G vi R”; the drinking bowls presented at the same time as the mugs are lost.
See also
Memorial plaque “Grateful France to Stalingrad”
France ,
30.11.1944
Memorial plaque “Grateful France to Stalingrad”
Memorial plaque “Grateful France to Stalingrad” (À Stalingrad hommage de la France). From the record of Ch. de Gaulle [translation]: "Famous and eternal city that made the turn. France salutes it. 30.11.1944."
Present from Charles de Gaulle, the Chairman of the Provisional Government of the French Republic, who visited Stalingrad on 30.11.1944
Coupon of Argentina Democratic Commission (Comisión democratica Argentina) “Your struggle is ours. Help the Soviet Union”
Argentina ,
Coupon of Argentina Democratic Commission (Comisión democratica Argentina) “Your struggle is ours. Help the Soviet Union”
On the back there is a fragment of the Seal of the Treasury Executive Committee of M.A.S.A.
Banner. On one side of the banner, an inscription is made with gold paint in French: “The youth of the country of Fabienne and Guy Môquet will never fight against the country of the heroes of Stalingrad”
France ,
26.08.1950
Banner. On one side of the banner, an inscription is made with gold paint in French: “The youth of the country of Fabienne and Guy Môquet will never fight against the country of the heroes of Stalingrad”
Banner. On one side of the banner, an inscription is made with gold paint in French: "The youth of the country of Fabienne and Guy Môquet will never fight against the country of the heroes of Stalingrad" (Jamais les jeunes du pays / de Fabien et de Guy Môquet / ne feront la guerre au pays / des heros de Stalingrad); on the other side, there is an article from the French Constitution: "The French Republic will never use its forces against the freedom of other people" (La République Française / n'emploiera / jamais ses forces / contre / la liberté d'aucun peuple / Constitution Française).
A gift from the French youth peasant organization to the youth of Stalingrad, 26.08.1950.