A symbol used in Argentina during the campaign aimed at helping Stalingrad

A gift from the delegation of Argentinean doctors who visited Stalingrad in June 1953. A peculiar coat made of two pieces of hand-made wool fabric sewed together with a head hole left. The neckline is decorated with embroidery in the centre of the front part as well as in the back. On the right and on the left the poncho is covered with decorative vertical brown stripes. The sides and the flaps have a fringe trim. The traditional outer garment of Aymara men, Mapuche and Quechua people, etc. is now worn by farmers and craftsmen of Latin America.

A gift to Stalingrad amateur art group for its participation in the Autumn Games and the XV International Grape Festival in Dijon, 04.09.1960 Department of Côte d'Or, Dijon

The gift plate, mounted under the coat of arms, has an engraved inscription: "Coventry - Stalingrad / in Friendship." Presented by the delegation of the Coventry Municipal Council at the meeting of the Stalingrad City Executive Committee dedicated to development of an appeal to the UN on prohibition of atomic and hydrogen weapons, 05.11.1954 West Midlands county, Coventry