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Thereâs a childrenâs tale called Doctor Aibolit (sounds like âay it hurtsâ), he cures various animals. But on the card above he is called Doctor Aicovid.
The first one is
âtogether against Corona
protect yourself and othersâ
The second one is the Munich Marienplatz station.
The third one is a crocus flower.
The fourth one is âGliding on the Wasserkuppeâ. The Wasserkuppe is a mountain in Hesse, Germany where great advances in sailplane development took place and which is still commonly used for gliding.
The fifth one
âWe Friedrich Wilhelm
by Godâs grace
King of Prussia
announce (?)â â Iâm not sure about his line because I canât read all the words
â200 Years of Rhenish Friedrich Wilhelm University Bonnâ
The postcard is of different German food:
(some donât have English translations/the English name is just the German word)
*Labskaus
*Frankfurter
*Frikadeller
*Palatinate Saumagen
*Solyanka
*roasted ham hock
I decided to look for the history of this postcard 
This is one of three postcards issued in Kaluga (Russia) in 2018 to mark the 180th anniversary of the newspaper âKaluga Gubernskie Vedomostiâ (Kaluga Governorate Times). They present a reprint of a newspaper from 1903. The postcards are quite rare and reflect the main architectural monuments of the city of Kaluga: the Trinity Cathedral, the Korobov Chambers and the Noble Assembly.
Your picture shows the house of the Noble Assembly (built in 1848-1850), which used to be one of the centers of the secular, social and cultural life of the city and the governorate.
I received a postcard with a very interesting stamp, but I donât speak German. Can anybody help me understand what it is saying?
Thank you so much!
I need some help from our Russian speaking friends. I received this card a long time ago and now I want to post it on my zonerama arts account.
The painting is from A. Larinova butbthe title was not translated. The first word I know means girl but I cannât read the rest.
Thank you in advance
ĐŽĐ”ĐČŃŃĐșĐ° ĐČ ĐČĐ”ĐœĐșĐ”
girl in a wreath
Thank you. Now I can upload the picture on Zonerama.
I received a postcard from Australia.
Iâm not good at cursive, so I decided to ask a friend.
But my friend didnât even know.
Can you tell me whatâs on this card.
This cat looks like it would be very soft to stroke.
I donât have a cat as it would not be fair to my fish.
They are happy living in a pond.
I managed to teach the cat next door not to come in to the garden.
He wanted to do some fishing!
And welcome to the forum @Black_Pig !
I was really in trouble, so it was very helpful!
Thank you very much!
I cannot read the handwriting for this one eitherâŠ
Thanks in advance :D!
âHello!
My name is Markus. I like to hear music from Heiko BrĂ€uning and David (Plein? Surname unclear). God bless you and please stay healthy. Markusâ
Karoliina Korhonen is the artistâs name. Korttien tarinat (literally Tales of Cards) is an annual postcard event. Postikorttifestivaali= postcard festival
Thanks so much :D! Your reply is really fast!
And the French ones: Little Prince 75 years and Amethyst, French Southern and Antarctic Lands.
Itâs David PlĂŒss 
It says The National Academic Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre of the Republic of Belarus
