Greeting cards made in the USSR for Android

11 things about Greeting cards made in the USSR

1. Along with them, a lot of other postcards were produced in the Soviet Union – with the photos of cities’ sights, art reproductions, portraits of famous people, etc.

2. ‘Old USSR postcards’ is an app that will enable you to view, select and send via email plenty of postcards created during the Soviet era.

3. Many holidays of the former USSR are no longer known anywhere else, therefore in other countries it is practically impossible to find postcards to congratulate somebody, say, with March, 8 or February, 23.

4. The postcards are grouped by the holidays and memorial dates they are devoted to (New Year, March 8, February 23, May 1, May 9, September 1, November 7) as well as events (Birthday, wedding).

5. Few people know that in mostly atheistic Soviet Union (during the last years of its existence) were postcards devoted to Christmas and Easter.

6. Postcards make good collectables, because they enable us to feel the «spirit of the epoch» - they tell us how people lived at that time, what they aspired to, what they liked.

7. It became a tradition to send each other postcards with congratulations on a holiday.

8. So, Let us reminisce times of the Soviet era and have a glance at postcards from the USSR.

9. Look at Soviet postcards – and you will by all means feel it, too.

10. So are postcards with images of flowers, child's postcards, and many other.

11. Quite naturally, greeting cards have always been the most popular kind of postcards.