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The distance is great, but our hearts are close! (Soviet poster, 1958)
Text: The distance is great, but our hearts are close! Year: 1958. Publisher: Not specified. Artist: Viktor Ivanov. Additional Information: NA.
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In all eras and centuries, a Russian warrior beats a Prussian (Soviet poster, 1943)
Text: In all eras and centuries, a Russian warrior beats a Prussian. At the Neva – beaten,In front of Ivan the Terrible – beaten,In front of Suvorov – beaten,In front of Brusilov – beaten,They were beaten in the Ukrainian War for Independence,Kill the German reptiles now. Year: 1943. Publisher: TASS. Artist: Aleksei Ivanovich Mashistov and…
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We will not allow this! (Soviet poster, 1984)
Text: We will not allow this! A-bomb shaped cliff reads ‘nuclear abyss’. Year: 1984. Publisher: NA. Artist: Y. Kershin Additional Information: Shows a great blue hand preventing capitalists and US/NATO generals from rolling the globe into the ‘nuclear abyss’.
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