A five-pointed pennon displaying colours of the Belgium flag (black, yellow and red vertical stripes). In the middle of the pennon there is a blue emblem – “le Front de l'Indépendance” (The Independence Front) that displays a depiction of a lion rampant with protracted claws and its tongue stuck out (The Belgium Lion), the main element of the Belgium coat of arms) in a lozenge. On both sides one can spot two golden letters – F and I – the Front’s abbreviation. The “Charleroi” is printed at the bottom of the pennon in golden letters. It has golden webbing on both sides and a webbing with a fringe trim on the bottom. On top there is a rod with a cord to fix the pennon.
Pennant “Independent Front” (Le Front de l’Indépendance) Charleroi
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Cup. A gift from Czechoslovak writers and journalists to the heroic Stalingrad

Cup. A gift from Czechoslovak writers and journalists to the heroic Stalingrad
An engraved dedicatory inscription “Hrdinnému Stalingradu / Čs. spisovatelé a novináři / záři 1947” (To the Heroic Stalingrad from the Czechoslovakian writers and journalists, September 1947) enframed with laurel branches; on the bottom there is the finesse stamp “875” and the manufacturer’s seal.

Figurine “Warrior of the Swedish army of the XIX century” on a stand

Figurine “Warrior of the Swedish army of the XIX century” on a stand
Figurine "Warrior of the Swedish army of the XIX century" on a stand. A gift from the delegation of Sweden, 1999. A statue under a glass dome.

Earth from Mont-Valerien hill in a box.

Earth from Mont-Valerien hill in a box.
Earth from Mont-Valerien hill in a box. A gift from the Resistance movement and war veterans of France in connection with the 30th anniversary of the defeat of the Nazis in the Battle of Stalingrad
department of Hauts-de-Seine