Two stamps of the "Anti-War Series" issued in January 1935 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of WWI.
Designer: I. Ganf
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2 comments:
You mean the 20th aniversary of WWI.
really, that was the most widespread feeling.
Shame on me. Thank you.
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