Vase. A gift from the delegation of Hungarian workers to the Stalingrad headquarters of local air defense
Hungary ,
February 1956
МЗСБ КП 5745
21,4 х 10 х 12,3 cm
porcelain, casting, firing, glazing, overglaze painting
The vase is painted green and gold with a hummingbird and a butterfly among leaves and flowers; on the the bottom there is the brand mark of the porcelain factory ‘Herend’ and on top of the glaze there is a ‘PH/1955’ marking printed together with crossed artistic brushes; the numbers "7182" and " 3" were printed on the raw ceramics.
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Napkin. A gift from the Hungarian military delegation led by Lieutenant General Lajos Czinege, the Minister of Defense
Hungary ,
02.02.1961
Napkin. A gift from the Hungarian military delegation led by Lieutenant General Lajos Czinege, the Minister of Defense
A gift from the Hungarian military delegation led by Lieutenant General Lajos Czinege, the Minister of Defense, to the Tsaritsyn-Stalingrad Museum of Defense. A double-sided crochet border napkin with a satin stich embroidery of floral ornament.
Mír magazine (Mír. 1 Tbl. 1953 – 4 árg), in Icelandic, 14 pages in the cover; dedicated to the memory of I.V. Stalin.
Iceland ,
08.05.1953
Mír magazine (Mír. 1 Tbl. 1953 – 4 árg), in Icelandic, 14 pages in the cover; dedicated to the memory of I.V. Stalin.
A gift from the Icelandic delegation during its stay in Stalingrad. 08.05.1953, Reykjavík. It is written in Icelandic; 14 pages with a cover; it is dedicated to the memory of I.V. Stalin, 21.12.1879 – 05.03.1953
A banknote of 10 drachmas dating back to 1955 issued with a dedicatory inscription: “Let a piece of Greece devoted to Stalingrad stay in this dear city.”
Greece ,
12.12.1958
A banknote of 10 drachmas dating back to 1955 issued with a dedicatory inscription: “Let a piece of Greece devoted to Stalingrad stay in this dear city.”
A gift from K. Pomonas, a Greek tourist. Byzantine temple; on the back there is a portrait of the King George II of Greece (1890-1947), the first constitutional monarch of Greece. On the right there is a pen-written message that reads: “May a piece of a true-hearted Greece stay in the dearest Stalingrad / K. Pomonas”