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Russia wants peace (British newspaper, 1939)
Text: Russia wants peace. Year: November 1939. Publisher:’Russia Today’ newspaper. Artist: NA. Additional information: The page shows an image of Polish peasants gifting apples to a Red Army soldier, with the text at the bottom reading: ‘On September 17 the Red Army crossed the Polish frontier to save the people from war … it was…
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This is why Spanish holidays are cheap (British poster, 1976)
Text: This is why Spanish holidays are cheap – Support the peoples struggle against fascism, don’t go to Spain. Year: 1976. Publisher: NA. Artist: NA. Additional information: The top photo was taken by Manel Armengol in February 1976 during a protest organised by the anti-Franco group Assembly of Catalonia. The demonstration was held three months…
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Pals (British postcard, ca. 1905)
Text: Pals. Year: ca. 1905. Publisher: Raphael Tuck and Sons. Artist: Cavendish Morton. Additional information:
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