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You cannot break the Korean people! (Soviet poster, 1953)
Text: You cannot break the Korean people! Year: 1953. Publisher: NA. Artist: Viktor Koretsky. Additional Information: Shows a prisoner tied to a pole with a star carved into his shoulder. A plaque above him reads ‘Kojedo’ in reference to the Koje-do (or Geoje) POW camp, which was the site of a major prisoner uprising in…
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Imperial appetite (Soviet poster, 1984)
Text: Imperial appetite. Year: 1984. Publisher: NA. Artist: NA. Additional Information: Shows the US as a missile-headed figure preparing to dine on the planet. The ‘MX’ refers to the LGM-118 ICBM that was then in development in the US.
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International Red Day (Soviet poster, 1929)
Text: International Red Day, the day to mobilise the proletariat of the world against the armies of imperialism. Year: 1929. Publisher: NA. Artist: Viktor Deni. Additional Information: Shows a red fist confronting an imperialist wearing a mask reading ‘peace’.
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