Brest
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“Belarus” hotel. Brest, 1973
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A monument to the liberators. At the eternal flame. Brest, 1973
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Brest Fortress. Former Red Army club. The barracks of the citadel, in 1973
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Brest Fortress. Kholm Gate. Terespol Gate. Plaque, 1973
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Brest Fortress. Main entrance. Defense Museum, 1973
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Brest Fortress. The main monument, 1973
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Brest Fortress. The sculptural composition “Thirst”, 1973
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Bridge over the legendary Mukhovets. Brest Fortress, 1972
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Every day, people come here … Brest Fortress, 1972
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Feat-immortal. Brest Fortress, 1972
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Fortress Defense Museum. Brest Fortress, 1972
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Here swear allegiance to the Fatherland. Brest Fortress, 1972
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Heroes of Brest – salute! Brest Fortress, 1972
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In the new industrial area. Brest, 1973
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In the new industrial area. Brest, 1973
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Kholm Gate. Brest Fortress, 1972
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The Brest postcard collection features 35 images capturing the city in the early 1970s. Available dated examples suggest the years 1972 and 1973, providing a glimpse into the city during this period.
Notable locations include the railway station and the regional executive committee building. Yanki Kupaly Street and the new industrial district are also depicted, reflecting urban development.
The postcards showcase a variety of urban scenes: streets and avenues, stations and railway hubs, monuments and memorials. Monuments to the liberating soldiers and Lenin highlight the historical significance of these sites.
The collection is valuable for studying urban architecture and public spaces of the time. Captions and dates on the postcards help contextualize the images, making them valuable for collectors and historians.
