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“Nikopol” hotel. Nikopol, 1988
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Administrative building. Monument to Lenin. Nikopol, 1988
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House of Culture of the plant. Lenin. Nikopol, 1988
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House Yuzhnotrubny plant culture. Nikopol, 1988
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Memorial Complex. Nikopol, 1988
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Shopping center. Nikopol, 1988
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Store of goods for children “Pinocchio.” Nikopol, 1988
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The central department store. Nikopol, 1988
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The memorial complex in honor of the pipe manufacturers soldiers killed in the Great Patriotic War. Nikopol, 1988
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The memorial sign at the site crossing the Dnieper in 1944. Nikopol, 1988
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The monument to Bohdan Khmelnytsky. Liberation Square. Nikopol, 1988
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The Nikopol postcard collection includes 11 images, with available dated examples suggesting a range from 1944 to 1988. These postcards offer a unique glimpse into the city’s development and changes over time.
Featured locations include the monument to Bohdan Khmelnytsky on Liberation Square and a commemorative sign at the Dnieper crossing site. These landmarks highlight the city’s historical significance and its role in important events.
The postcards also depict various scenes of city life, such as the central department store, shopping center, and the House of Culture of the Lenin Plant. These images capture the everyday atmosphere of Nikopol across different years.
The collection is valuable for studying the city’s history through dates and captions on the postcards. It is of interest to collectors and historians seeking to view Nikopol through the lens of time and understand its cultural heritage.