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Kronstadt

176 records, 10 with a year

The German name appears on cards with a year between 1911 and 1933. Two records carry it with the year [1960], which looks like a dating mistake. Of 568 records, 176 have it in the title.

01020304050no cards with a yearUnion, 1918Orașul Stalin, 1950–19601911: Brassó first: 11913: Brassó first: 11917: Brassó first: 21918: Brassó first: 21925: Brașov first: 22; no name in the title: 11927: Brașov first: 21928: Brașov first: 21930: Brașov first: 161931: Brașov first: 11933: Brașov first: 31934: Brașov first: 51935: no name in the title: 11936: Brașov first: 31938: Brașov first: 201940: Brașov first: 11955: Orașul Stalin: 2 (estimated year)1957: Orașul Stalin: 1; Orașul Stalin: 6 (estimated year)1959: Orașul Stalin: 35 (estimated year)1960: Brassó first: 1 (estimated year); Kronstadt first: 1 (estimated year); Orașul Stalin: 17 (estimated year)1961: Brașov first: 20 (estimated year); Orașul Stalin: 3 (estimated year)1962: Brașov first: 48 (estimated year)191019201930194019501960
Each column is a year; its height is the number of records. Hatched columns have a year estimated by the library (in square brackets in the record); solid ones have a year given by the record. The band in the background is the period when the city was officially called Orașul Stalin, 22 August 1950 to 24 December 1960.
See the whole page: the names on postcards, by year