The illiterate is the same blind man, everywhere he is in for misfortune and misfortune. (A.Radakov) Soviet Posters (1917-1941)

Soviet Posters – The illiterate is the same blind man, everywhere he is in for misfortune and misfortune. (A.Radakov)

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Soviet Posters - Red gift to the white man. Move this suitcase to the forehead. (Moore D.)

Soviet Posters - On the grave of counterrevolution (Denis V.)

Soviet Posters - 1st of May. Long live the holiday of the working people of all countries! (Ivanov S.)

Soviet Posters - Capital (Denis V.)

Soviet Posters - Beware of the Mensheviks and Socialist-Revolutionaries: behind them are the royal priests and landlords.

Soviet Posters - In order to have more, you have to produce more. To produce more - you need to know more. (Zelensky A.)

Soviet Posters - The criminal is the one who slaughters the young... (Davydov S.)

Soviet Posters - What did the October Revolution give to a working woman and a peasant woman (Unknown artist)

Soviet Posters - Knowledge will break the chains of slavery. (Radakov A.)

Soviet Posters - The specter is haunting Europe, the specter of communism. The 1920s. (Shcherbakov V.)

Soviet Posters - Every truancy is a joy to the enemy, and the hero of labor is a blow to the bourgeoisie. (Mayakovsky V.)

Soviet Posters - Every hammer blow is a blow to the enemy! (Denis V.)

Soviet Posters - Help me. (Moore D.)

Soviet Posters - Red Moscow - the heart of the proletarian world revolution (Unknown artist)

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