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
A plaque with the appeal in verses by Piero Calamandrei “Monument to Shame.”
Italy ,
1975
A plaque with the appeal in verses by Piero Calamandrei “Monument to Shame.”
The author writes, “you will have, comrade Kesselring, the monument you demand from us Italians, but it is up to us to decide what stones it will be built of... and the name of those stones is now and forever Resistance”; the poem was written on December 4, 1952 after the statement was made by A. Kesselring that Italians must erect a monument dedicated to him
