In the Russian language. A letter printed on a typewriter on one side of laid paper with the ARROW FLIGH watermarks. The letter informs that one hundred short fur coats were sent to the orphan asylum “Silver Ponds” (situated near the Archeda railway station, Stalingrad region) through the agency of the Ambidjan Committee: “...realizing that this is only a drop in the sea, we are making our best efforts to send more new and warm gifts and try to provide comfort and warmth and erase from the children’s minds a dreadful image of a foreigner left by German fascists”.
Letter from the Upper Manhattan women’s group
USA ,
07.12.1944
МЗСБ КП 921 П 32
26,6 х 18,4 cm
paper, typescript, autograph, ink, stamp
Letter from the Upper Manhattan women's group of the American Russian committee for medical aid to the USSR to the Serebryanye Prudy Orphanage. New York
See also
Poster of the organization “Anti-Nazi Campaign to Help Free Peoples” (Acción antinazi de ayuda a los pueblos libres) on collection of aid to Stalingrad
Uruguay ,
10.05
Poster of the organization “Anti-Nazi Campaign to Help Free Peoples” (Acción antinazi de ayuda a los pueblos libres) on collection of aid to Stalingrad
Poster of the organization "Anti-Nazi Campaign to Help Free Peoples" (Acción antinazi de ayuda a los pueblos libres) on collection of aid to Stalingrad, May 10 [1942 – 1945]
Montevideo
Album with signature sheets for collecting aid to Stalingrad, organized by the Anti-Nazi Campaign to Help Free Peoples and other associations
Uruguay ,
May 1945
Album with signature sheets for collecting aid to Stalingrad, organized by the Anti-Nazi Campaign to Help Free Peoples and other associations
The lettering on the upper cover of the binder reads: “Campaña por Stalingrado / Homenaje al Mariscal José Stalin / República Oriental del Uruguay Mayo de 1943” (The Stalingrad Campaign / In honor of Marshal Joseph Stalin / The Eastern Republic of Uruguay May 1943); 128 numerated pages with the handfilled tables + consolidated reports on donations