Russia Alexander Kosmodemyansky Postal Stationery
Russia · 2000 · 1.00 RUB
The indicium on this postal stationery features a portrait of Alexander Kosmodemyansky, a Soviet hero, against a background that includes the Hero of the Soviet Union medal. The denomination '1.00 RUB' is printed below the portrait.
Alexander Kosmodemyansky was a Soviet soldier and Hero of the Soviet Union, known for his actions during World War II. This postal stationery commemorates his legacy, likely issued around an anniversary or significant date related to his life or wartime service.
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