#soviet poster
WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE! (Пролетарии всех стран, соединяйтесь!). Political poster, Soviet Union, circa 1921. Courtesy of Duke University Libraries.
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“Bolster Our Defense with Whatever You Can!” (Krepi chem mozhesh’ oboronu!).
Maquette for the inside cover of the journal «Za rubezhom» (Abroad), no. 2c. 1930.
“The steps of the Red Army are formidable! The enemy will be destroyed in his lair!”, by Viktor Deni, 1945.
This poster was published two months prior to the Soviet liberation of Berlin.
The flag at the top of the Berlin Reichstag reads “World Conquest”, the crest below reads “Enslavement of Peoples”, and below that it reads “Fascism”. The Reichstagʼs columns are marked: “Goering”;“Goebbels”;“Himmler”;“Hitler”.
“Trade unions are the backbone of Soviet power. Members of trade unions, all for the elections of the Baksovet!”
Published in Russian and Azerbajani by the Cultural department of ASPS, 1924, (Baku: State typolithography of Azpolygraphtrest VSNKh).
“For a lasting Peace! Against the warmongers of a new war! For people’s democracy!”
Art. P. Golub’, 1949, “Iskusstvo”, Moscow-Leningrad.
“Go on a preschool trip. Bring up the communist change. Build a new life.”
Soviet poster from 1930.
“The woman worker builds cooperation. Woman worker! The October revolution made you the freest citizen in the world! Make full use of your rights through cooperation!”
Soviet poster from 1923.
“Self education is the road to knowledge. Knowledge is the path to Communism. Every beginning reader-worker should read these books. The first circle of reading”
Soviet poster from 1926.
Sadly I cannot read the actual book recommendations.
“Brothers, let’s go look for knowledge” (approximate translation).
Soviet poster redraw.
I headcanon Fawkes providing knowledge for other super mutants who are ready to learn.
Soviet poster that says: ‘Let’s surround orphans with mother’s love and care.’
1947
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