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在苏联解体之前,每逢5月9日“胜利节”来临之际,邮政部门都会发行相应的“胜利节邮品”。嗣后,俄罗斯沿袭了这一传统,陆续发行了多种邮票和邮资封片。最近,我觅到了一枚1995年俄罗斯邮政为老战士发行的“胜利节”专用免资封,现简要介绍如下:此封格式与苏联美术邮资封相同,大小为162㎜×112㎜。封图描述了当年一位红军少尉的英姿:他右手叉腰,左手轻抚胸口上的一枚勋章。背景里有一张《向柏林进军》的宣传画,旁边有几行简短的涂鸦:“45年2月”(上面
Before the collapse of the Soviet Union, every May 9, “Victory Day” is approaching, the postal service will issue the corresponding “Victory Day stamps.” Subsequently, Russia followed this tradition and successively issued a variety of stamps and postage envelopes. Recently, I found a “Freefest” special-purpose free envelope seal issued by Russian postal service for veterans in 1995. The brief introduction is as follows: This envelope format is the same as that of the Soviet art postage envelope with a size of 162㎜ × 112㎜. The caption describes the hero of a Red Ensign: the right akimbo, his left hand stroking a medal on his chest. In the background there is a poster for “marching toward Berlin,” next to a few brief scribbles: “February 45” (above