Marshal Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov (1896 - 1974) - a photo with dedication to General Koenig, Portrait picture in marshal's uniform with numerous medals. The mount with a Cyrillic dedication handwritten in dark ink "To the French General Koenig, respectfully Marshal Zhukov, City of Berlin 11/09/45". On the lower right the photographer's signature "G. Veil". Framed and under glass, dimensions 55 x 42 cm. Marshal Zhukov was head of the general staff and Soviet secretary of defence. He became known for successfully defending Moscow and emerging victorious in th,

Marshal Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov (1896 - 1974) - a photo with dedication to General Koenig, Portrait picture in marshal's uniform with numerous medals. The mount with a Cyrillic dedication handwritten in dark ink "To the French General Koenig, respectfully Marshal Zhukov, City of Berlin 11/09/45". On the lower right the photographer's signature "G. Veil". Framed and under glass, dimensions 55 x 42 cm. Marshal Zhukov was head of the general staff and Soviet secretary of defence. He became known for successfully defending Moscow and emerging victorious in th, Stock Photo

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