Stamp
SCG7992 - USSR 1959 – Liberation Monument, Budapest
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This 40 kopeck stamp issued by the Soviet Union in 1959 commemorates the Liberation Monument in Budapest, Hungary. The monument, erected on Gellért Hill, honors the Soviet soldiers who liberated Hungary from Nazi occupation during World War II. The design features the prominent bronze female figure holding a palm leaf high above the cityscape of Budapest, with the Danube River and Széchenyi Chain Bridge visible below. It symbolizes freedom and gratitude to the liberators, reflecting the USSR’s postwar solidarity with Eastern European socialist states.
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