Vintage Original B&W Photo, Members of the Ukrainian SSR Delegation to 1 UNGA Session – 1946

The Ukrainian SSR Delegation to the first United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session in 1946 played a significant role in shaping the post-World War II international order. Amidst the backdrop of a war-torn world seeking to establish mechanisms for peace and cooperation, the Ukrainian SSR Delegation brought attention to the unique challenges and aspirations of the Ukrainian people within the broader context of global affairs. Their participation in the UNGA session underscored Ukraine’s desire for self-determination and recognition on the international stage, while also advocating for principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity. Despite the complexities of the geopolitical landscape at the time, the Ukrainian SSR Delegation’s presence at the UNGA session marked an important step towards greater international awareness and engagement for Ukraine, setting the groundwork for its future role in global diplomacy.

• Size: 575x485mm
• Year: 1946

Good Condition: This photograph exhibits noticeable signs of age and use, including damaged corners, stains, small dents, and discoloration at the bottom left. Despite these imperfections, it retains a compelling visual presence and significant historical value.