Each soldier of the occupying army is issued such a cosmetic bag.
In it, we found a “Russian Standard” cosmetic line, which the occupier seems to have not had a chance to use.
We don’t really understand where and how the occupiers could have used this cosmetic. Perhaps they just sniffed it and remembered their life before the war.
It’s a beautiful specimen in good condition in our collection, from which an excellent exhibit can be created.
The occupiers in Ukraine use these gas masks. This is one of the modifications of the civilian gas mask GP-7 that was supplied to the occupier army. There is nothing […]
The 7.62mm Kalashnikov machine gun was adopted as the sole machine gun of the Soviet Armed Forces in 1961. In 1969, the machine gun underwent modernization and was produced under […]
This helmet has a history… It was fascinating to receive this particular helmet as a part of the collection from the Atlas company in Siberia, but it became even more […]
A vintage bucket from the occupiers’ armored vehicles. It could be a great exhibit created by our craftsmen.
