The award was established by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Spain to give it to veterans of the Garibaldi brigades for their service and personal courage shown during the National Liberation War of 1943-1945. The medal is a bronze five-pointed star; each point has two sides, each one is polished. The centre of the star is decorated with a relief image of the national hero of Italy, Giuseppe Garibaldi. The profile portrait is turned to the left. The reverse is covered with an inscription, which reads: “Guerra di liberazione Nazionale”, along the edges and, “Brigate Garibaldi”, in the centre; at the bottom one reads the date “1943 – 1945” (The National Liberation War / Garibaldi Brigades). All the inscriptions are relief. The top point of the medal has an eye for the ring, through which one may pull a ribbon.
Garibaldi medal (Garibaldi Star)
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A napkin
The United Kingdom ,
15.11.1951
A napkin
A gift from a group of communist women from the Association of the 8th of March in the city of Coventry given to the people from Stalingrad during their visit to the UK, November 15 – December 7, 1951.
The gift was handed over to the museum in 1951 by T.S. Murashkina, the chairperson of the Executive Committee of the Yermansky district.
The UK, The West Midlands, the city of Coventry
Plaque with the coat of arms of Iraq
Iraq ,
12.06.1964
Plaque with the coat of arms of Iraq
A gift from the Iraqi military delegation led by Major General Abdel Rahman Mohammed Aref, the Chief of the General Staff of the Iraqi Army, who visited the Tsaritsyn - Stalingrad Museum of Defense on 12.06.1964.
Napkin. A gift from the students of Stefan Plyushev School to the 50th anniversary of the October Revolution
Bulgaria ,
1967
Napkin. A gift from the students of Stefan Plyushev School to the 50th anniversary of the October Revolution
A square, linen, white napkin. At the edges it is embroidered with cross-stitches using red, green, brown and white cotton and silk threads. The embroidery shows geometrically shaped floral ornaments. People's Republic of Bulgaria, Sevlievo