It is a replica of the monument created by Soviet sculptor, Lev Kerbel. It was officially opened on October 9, 1971 in the city of Karl-Marx-Stadt. On the back of its head there is a pressed TM ‘Meißen’ logo – two crossed swords and an engraving on the gift plaque, saying,”Ehrengeschenk / der Stadt / Karl-Marx-Stadt” (An honorary gift to the city of Karl-Marx-Stadt)
Monument to Karl Marx. Model
See also
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Jug. Present of the delegation of Yugoslavia
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Jug. Present of the delegation of Yugoslavia
Jug. Present of the delegation of Yugoslavia to the inhabitants of Stalingrad, 1955
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‘Stara Zagora’ vanity box
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‘Stara Zagora’ vanity box
A gift from a delegation of Bulgarian party officials given to the Museum of the Defence of Tsaritsyn– Stalingrad, on June 28, 1981.
before 1981.
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A plaque depicting an allegory of Victory
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A plaque depicting an allegory of Victory
A gift from the participants of the Resistance movement to the participants of the Battle of Stalingrad.
Piedmont region, Turin