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This media file captures a museum exhibition in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, likely dedicated to the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878. The central subjects are two mannequins dressed in historical military uniforms, possibly representing Bulgarian or Russian soldiers from the late 19th century. They wear dark blue jackets with red trim, gold buttons, and ornate gold insignia on the collars and sleeves, complemented by black boots and hats with red bands. One uniform features a distinctive striped sash. The background and surrounding displays are rich with historical context. A large painting vividly depicts a chaotic battle scene with cavalry and infantry. Above and to the side, a large bronze medal is displayed, along with maps. One map is titled "БЪЛГАРСКИТЕ ЗЕМИ, СЪГЛАСИ..." (Bulgarian Lands, According to...). A prominent poster unequivocally states "БОЯТ ПРИ СТАРА ЗАГОРА И КАЛИТИНОВО НА 19:31 КЮЛИ 1877 Г." (The Battle of Stara Zagora and Kalitinovo on July 19/31, 1877), pinpointing the specific historical event. Other artifacts include an antique rifle resting on a wooden stand, which is identified by a label as a "Дървен стол, използван в щаба" (Wooden chair used by the staff of) with an English translation. Additional documents, some with English text, are displayed in transparent cases, and one sign reads "капитан (копие)" (captain (copy)). Further items like bullet casings and a metal band are also visible in a lower display. The entire scene is enclosed within a museum setting, indicated by glass display cases and reflections.
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