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A post WWII Soviet propaganda poster depicting a worker in front of a factory. Inscription in Azerbaijani: Stalin wants 3,950,000 meters of land to be excavated, the drilling of oil wells should be ex

A 1944 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a collage of soldiers, factory workers, residents of Leningrad, flags, and a medal for the defense of Leningrad in the center. A poem dedicated to the defendo

A 1948 Soviet propaganda poster representing two factory workers welding a construction. Title in Russian: I will be a builder of factories of my beloved country! Design by M. Soloviev. Published in M

A World War II Soviet propaganda poster. The color print depicts a nurse bandaging a girls head. Titled in Russian on the top: We will take revenge! Technical inscriptions on the bottom. Published by

A 1944 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a boy with a balloon and a teacher. Titled Lets Surround the Children of Front-Line Soldiers With Care on the bottom. Signed by the artist, G. Shubina, in the

Fighter - the Motherland is Waiting for this Day! WWII Soviet Propaganda Poster. Publishing House Isskutsvo Moscow 1943 Leningrad. artist Viktor Koretsky (1909-1998) is known primarily as a master of

Fighter, save these Children!. WWII Soviet Propaganda Poster. Publishing House Isskutsvo Moscow 1943 Leningrad.artist Viktor Koretsky (1909-1998) is known primarily as a master of the political poster

A lot of three WWII Soviet propaganda posters. The first: Enemy from the Path Sweeping Away to Victory Will Lead the Great, Coming Year of People's Glory, 1943, by M. A. Gordon (1918-2003) and text by

A WWII Russian Soviet era lithograph poster on paper depicting a scene with a woman and soldiers, 1942. Inscribed in the print, Citizens Donate Warm Clothes For The Red Army Mercilessly Exterminating

A 1944 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a pilot and military airplanes. Titled To Partisans From the Mainland, a text about the importance of the air force for the work of the partisans is below. De

A Soviet propaganda poster with fly control instructions. Slogans in the upper and middle parts: Kill the flies! Fight flies - they carry the infection. Technical inscriptions on the bottom. Published

A 1942 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a farmer giving boots to a soldier. Titled below: Comrade! Remember that Well and Warmly Dressed Fighter Will Hit the Enemy Even Stronger. Design by A. and V.

A 1947 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a young hay gatherer. Title in Russian: We will not leave a single ear in the field! Design by M. Soloviev. Published in Moscow and Leningrad by Iskusstvo. Te

A 1956 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a kolkhoznik at work. Title in Belarusian: Stable premises for the cattle. Design by S. Ramanau. Published in Minsk by the State Publishing House of BSSR. Tec

A 1957 Soviet propaganda poster representing three kolkhoz workers holding in their hands commitments to surpass the US in the production of meat, milk and butter. Title in Russian: The word of the to

Za Nashu Velikuju Rodinu. WWII Russian Soviet Propaganda Poster. Author - Vatolina N. published by Gosudarstvennoye Izdatel'stvo 'Iskusstvo', Moscow 1944 Leningrad. Dimensions - 32 1/4" by 22 3/8". ~~

Nas vyrastil Stalin na vernost narodu - We Were Raised by Stalin to Be True to the People, a WWII Soviet War Propaganda poster by Alexei Kokorekin (1906-1959, Peoples Artist of the Russian Federation)

A WWII era Soviet propaganda poster depicting concentration camp prisoners behind bars. Insciption in the upper right: Soviet prisoners of war. Inscription on the bottom: Days and nights we are waitin

A WWII era Russian Soviet military propaganda poster print depicting the caricature sketches entitled Young Fritz with a poem under each illustration. Text: Samuil Marshak. Artists: the Kukryniksy. Ku

A WWII era Russian Soviet military propaganda poster print from the series AgitOkna of TASS, number 2 of 4, from the USSR Art Fund. At the top is a picture of the victory parade in Red Square on June

A Russian Soviet propaganda poster A huge distance (A. Griboedov "Woe from Wit"). Artist M. Shcheglov. Publishing house Krasny Krym, 1945. Paper, color lithography. Circulation of 3000 copies. Signed

A Russian Soviet World War II period propaganda poster "Za zhizn', Za Rodinu, Za Leningrad!" [For life, For Homeland, For Leningrad!]. Color lithography, LSSH publishing house, Boevoy Karandash No. 82

A soviet military poster titled "Glory to the heroes of the WWII", designed in 1941. Depicts Stalin’s encouraging quotes, poem by A. Surkov, notes about feats of the Red army and partisans and

LOT (2) SOVIET WWII PROPAGANDA POSTERS. 12 X 18" & 21 X 14"