Newspapers Radyans'ka Ukraina.,However Ukrainy.,True(copy, 1912)1987. sell
Offer type: salePublished: 30.03.2015
The newspaper Radyans'ka Ukraina"-released on 13 may 1948 rock. The newspaper "Pravda Ukrainy" released on February 17, 1951. The newspaper "Pravda"- on the eve of the 75th anniversary of the readers were asked to reproduce a copy of the first issue of the newspaper on April 22(may 5), 1912.The last time a copy of the first issue of "Truth" was played 50 years ago.The newspaper issued may 5, 1987. Will sell in Kiev.The price is negotiable.
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