Photography in Postal History

Monday, 28 December 2020

Soviet Stamp: WWII Photo by Max Alpert

Soviet-era postage stamp featuring a World War II photograph by Max Vladimirovich Alpert, showing Red Army forces in wartime action

Yayınlanma tarihi : 2019 Rusya

Sovyet kızıl ordusunun onuruna çıkarılmış pul.Genellikle ikinci dünya savaşında çektiği fotoğraflar ile tanınmış olan Sovyet fotoğrafçı Max Vladimirovich ALPERT (1899-1980)'in çektiği bir fotoğrafın reprodüksüyonu kullanılmıştır.

Date of issue : 2019 Russia

Stamp issued to honor forces of the Soviet Red Army.It shows reproduction of a photograph by Max Vladimirovich ALPERT (1899-1980),one of prominent Soviet photographers known mostly from frontline works made during WWII.

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