The coat of arms is shaped as an escutcheon – French style. The escutcheon displays a depiction of a lion rampant with protracted claws and its tongue stuck out (The Belgium Lion). In the bottom there is an inscription that says, “Forces Armées Belges” (Belgian Armed Forces). On the other side there is a welded ring for hanging the ornamental artwork. In the bottom part there is a stamp of the manufacturer – The Belgium Lion with Crown jewels and a motto Maudoux / Din...Belgique
Embossed panel depicting a Belgian lion with the inscription “Armed Forces of Belgium” (Forces Armées Belges)
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“Peace” album with drawings, poems and photographs
The United Kingdom ,
15.11.1951
“Peace” album with drawings, poems and photographs
A gift from the children of Glasgow to the representatives of Stalingrad during their stay in the UK 15.11–07.12. 1951, Scotland, Glasgow
Sculpture “Warrior and Worker” on a stand
Czechoslovakia ,
1970, May
Sculpture “Warrior and Worker” on a stand
It reproduces a fragment of the monument to the soldiers of the Soviet Army in Ostrava.
A gift from the workers of the Ostrava delegation to Volgograd during the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Czechoslovakia, May 1970.
Ostrava
S. Damdinjav. Bust of Damdin Sükhbaatar, the founder of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party, Minister of War of the Revolutionary Government of the MPR
Mongolia ,
May 1959
S. Damdinjav. Bust of Damdin Sükhbaatar, the founder of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party, Minister of War of the Revolutionary Government of the MPR
A gift from the delegation of the Ministry of Troops and Public Security of Mongolia, who visited Stalingrad in May 1959. Chest-high portrait. Bust on a base. The author’s autograph on the left side of the chest reads: “S. Damdinjav, 1959”.