The bone-carved side walls of the bas-relief represent the scenes from the history of the Mongolian People’s Republic from 1921, 1939 and 1945; a horn towering over the base is carved with the views of Ulan Bator; the two figures in the foreground – a Mongolian man and a Russian man symbolize the indissoluble bonds of friendship between the Mongolian and Soviet people.
A souvenir with the views of Ulan Bator
Mongolia ,
18.04.1965
МЗСБ КП 8886/4
52,5 х 21,2 х 19,5 cm
bone, wood, carving, assembly
A gift from the Mongolian delegation led by Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal, the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party to the Tsaritsyn - Stalingrad Museum of Defense 18.04.1965
See also
“The Lion Capital” in Sarnath. A model on the stand
India ,
1965
“The Lion Capital” in Sarnath. A model on the stand
Present of Yashwantrao B. Chavan, the Minister of Defense of India. According to the legend, the column was installed at the place where the Buddha delivered his first sermon. "The lion's capital is depicted on the state emblem of the Republic of India"
Virkkala Tapio. Vase “In memory of the city of Kemi.”
Finland ,
18-26.07.1964
Virkkala Tapio. Vase “In memory of the city of Kemi.”
Virkkala Tapio. Vase "In memory of the city of Kemi." A gift from the Kemi amateur art group that visited Volgograd on July 18-26, 1964
Lappi province, Kemi
The vertically oriented engraving on the front face reads: “Muistoksi Kemin Kaupungilta” (In Memory of the town of Kemi”), the label above the engraving says “Made in Finland”.
