Note to the ring presented to the people of Stalingrad by Sidney Kramer, the member of the American youth delegation. Stalingrad
USA ,
22.09.1951
МЗСБ КП 2541/2 П 36
13,9 х 10,1 cm
paper, manuscript, ink
The text written in blue ink on one side of a page torn out of a notebook reads [translation]: “My wife gave me this ring the day I joined the United States Army in 1942. I wish to gift this ring to the people of Stalingrad to remind that many young Americans live today thanks to the sacrifices made by the defenders of Stalingrad. / Sidney Kramer / September 22, 1951”.
See also
Album with signature sheets for collecting aid to Stalingrad, organized by the Anti-Nazi Campaign to Help Free Peoples and other associations
Uruguay ,
May 1945
Album with signature sheets for collecting aid to Stalingrad, organized by the Anti-Nazi Campaign to Help Free Peoples and other associations
The lettering on the upper cover of the binder reads: “Campaña por Stalingrado / Homenaje al Mariscal José Stalin / República Oriental del Uruguay Mayo de 1943” (The Stalingrad Campaign / In honor of Marshal Joseph Stalin / The Eastern Republic of Uruguay May 1943); 128 numerated pages with the handfilled tables + consolidated reports on donations
Sculptural composition “Brotherhood”
Czechoslovakia ,
Sculptural composition “Brotherhood”
Sculptural composition "Brotherhood". Model of the monument to Karel Pokorný near the building of the Main Railway Station of Prague. The sculpture depicts fraternization of a Czech partisan with a Soviet soldier. Karel Pokorný began working on this composition in the first weeks after liberation of Czechoslovakia by the Soviet soldiers and finished it in 1950. The work was awarded with the Czechoslovakia State Prize and was presented for the Peace Prize.