Congo, the capital of Brazzaville. 1971, 30 October. International Year Against Racism and the Rule of Law, Democracy, Combating Racial Discrimination, and Post Stamps to Combat Racism, Racial Discrimination. The story of the postal stamps depicts two workers - black and white - with pickaxes in their hands as a symbol of equality, equality and the fight against racial discrimination. In the picture envelope - a similar story close-up. The first-day envelope (FDC) release stamps into the mail with a full release from the 1st postmarks Mi.328. Condition is Lux.
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