The design of the medal was developed using the symbols of the national emblem of Laos and namely: a shield, sheaves, a gearwheel and a star. In the center there is the flag of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic; the inscription below reads: “October 12, 1975”; the suspension bar features number “30”. After the end of the Japanese occupation on October 12, 1945 the People’s Committee declared Pathet Lao (Laos) an independent state.
Medal “30 Years of Independence of Laos.”
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Ring. Present of a British citizen Mary Mitchell
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Ring. Present of a British citizen Mary Mitchell
Present of a British citizen Mary Mitchell to T.S. Murashkina, the Deputy Chairman of the Stalingrad City Executive Committee, at the meeting of the Society of English-Soviet Friendship in Glasgow, November 1951, United Kingdom
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Candlestick. A gift from the society “Finland – USSR”
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Candlestick. A gift from the society “Finland – USSR”
A candleholder for 7 candles made from buckhorn.
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Brochure “Stalingrad, the epic in the current war” (Stalingrado, Una epopeya en la guerra actual)
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Brochure “Stalingrad, the epic in the current war” (Stalingrado, Una epopeya en la guerra actual)
Brochure with the text of a lecture by Lieutenant General Alexis Schwartz - a Russian emigrant, a teacher at the Argentine Military Academy. The lecture was delivered in March 1943 and is the first public professional analysis of the strategy and tactics of the Battle of Stalingrad.
The author’s inscription on the title page: "To the Museum of Defense of Stalingrad / Let the history of defense / be preserved in memory of peoples / forever for the glory of the Russian arms. / 7 / IX 1944."
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