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“Russia” Department. Voroshilovograd, 1986
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“Tourist” hotel. Voroshilovograd, 1986
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A memorial sign in honor of the heroes of the pilots. Monument to the heroes of the revolution and civil war. Voroshilovograd, 1986
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Area in the city center, 1973
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Area them. Heroes of World War II veterans, 1973
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Area Voroshilov. Monument KE Voroshilov. Voroshilovograd, 1986
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Bus station. Voroshilovograd, 1986
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Cinema “Ukraine”. Lugansk, 1968
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Cinema Ukraine, 1973
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Department Store & # 034; Russia & # 034 ;. Voroshilovograd, 1978
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Drama Theater, 1973
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Entrance to the park named after May 1. Lugansk, 1968
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Entrance to the park to them. May 1, 1973
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Fountain Street. Kotsyubyns’kogo. Railway station, 1986
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Heroes” Square of the Great Patriotic War. Voroshilovograd, 1986
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Home life, 1974
The postcard collection of Luhansk consists of 45 images, featuring various periods from 1919 to 1986. These include both early and later examples, reflecting changes in the urban environment.
Notable places depicted include the Ukraina cinema, the drama theater, and the “Eternal Glory to Fighters” monument. Images of the Heroes of the Great Patriotic War Square and the Lenin monument are also present.
The postcards showcase a variety of urban scenes: streets and avenues, squares, parks and green spaces, as well as stations and railway hubs. These views provide a comprehensive picture of Luhansk’s city life over the years.
The collection is valuable for studying the city’s history through dates, captions, and postcard conditions. It is of interest to collectors, historians, and designers seeking specific views of Luhansk.