File:The Soviet Union 1968 CPA 3609 stamp ('Red Army as Liberator' Poster (Victor Koretsky, 1939) and Tanks in Western Ukraine) cancelled.jpg

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A Soviet stamp celebrating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the USSR, depicting a Belarusian peasant kissing a Red Army soldier on the lips, a Slavic tradition as a sign of friendship, art by Viktor Koretsky, 1939.

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Description USSR stamp from 1968 illustrating a Soviet poster from just after the invasion of Poland in 1939. Translation (by w:User:Mrg3105 per w:Talk:Soviet Union#Speak Russian?) of text on the stamp: Soviet combat forces 1918-1968 (top); 4 kopeks Post USSR (bottom).
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The stamps of the series 50th Anniversary of Soviet Armed Forces

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