A double-sided red satin flag. The three edges are decorated with satin fringe. The twine along the head rope has brushes at the ends. The fringe and the brushes are of a golden color. One side of the flag is decorated with the embroidered city ruins and rays of a rising sun. The inscription below reads: “The Stalingrad Battle has lit hope and admiration in millions of hearts”. The other side depicts a fluttering Norwegian flag, followed by the date: “2.2.1944” and an inscription in the Norwegian language [translation]: “The freedom-loving people of Norway honor the Stalingrad heroes on the anniversary of the battle”. The embroidery was made with golden silk threads.
The banner “The Stalingrad victory lit up millions of hearts with hope and admiration.”
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Panel “Résiste et mords!” (Resist and bite)
Luxembourg ,
05.09.1976
Panel “Résiste et mords!” (Resist and bite)
A gift from Luxembourg tourists to the Tsaritsyn - Stalingrad Museum of Defense
Augustinčić Antun. Sculpture “Partisan”
Yugoslavia ,
1958
Augustinčić Antun. Sculpture “Partisan”
Augustinčić Antun. Sculpture "Partisan". A gift from the Army General Ivan Gošnjak, the Secretary of State for National Defense of the Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia, to the Tsaritsyn – Stalingrad Museum of Defense, 1958.
A letter from Poland
Poland ,
1950
A letter from Poland
A letter from Poland, one of the many sent to the people of Stalingrad on the occasion of the 7th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi troops on the Volga River.
The Polish Republic, Poznań Voivodeship, the city of Ostrów Wielkopolski