Signature sheets of the US citizens who have collected donations to the pets of the Serebryanye Prudy orphanage in the region of Stalingrad
USA ,
1947
МЗСБ КП 3338/1-337 П 1-337
43,5 х 27,2 cm, 10,7 х 30,5 х 48 cm
paper, cardboard, typographic printing, gluing, numbering of forms, scoring, manuscript;cardboard, leather cloth, metal, embossing, handmade
In 1947 the American Birobidzhan Committee (“Ambidjan”) launched a charity campaign. Each lined sheet of paper contains the names and addresses of donators with the indication of their contributions. 4,570 American children put their signatures and contributed the total of USD 8,854 to the orphan asylum “Silver Ponds”. The signed sheets are kept in specially designated holders.
See also
Brochure “Stalingrad, the epic in the current war” (Stalingrado, Una epopeya en la guerra actual)
Argentina ,
7.09.1944
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."
Buenos Aires
Brochure “Battle of Stalingrad” (Orustan um Stalingrad). – 1945
Iceland ,
1954
Brochure “Battle of Stalingrad” (Orustan um Stalingrad). – 1945
Brochure in Icelandic, 55 pages with black and white reproductions in the cover; on the top of the cover, there is a reproduction of a photograph of sniper Maxim Passar.
A gift from Geir Jonasson, an employee of the National Library of Iceland, to the Tsaritsyn – Stalingrad Museum of Defense, 1954, Akureyri city.
A symbol used in Argentina during the campaign aimed at helping Stalingrad
Argentina ,
1943
A symbol used in Argentina during the campaign aimed at helping Stalingrad
The symbol was made in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1943.
Argentina, Buenos Aires