This picture is a Soviet propaganda poster for International Workers' Day in 1963.
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Vietnamese People Are Eternally Grateful To The Great Lenin
The Wehrmacht’s greed (ca. 1941)
:::spoiler [Transcript] [In the first panel, Adolf Schicklgruber is literally pulling the Wehrmacht by twenty-four strings.] >Гитлер стянул все, что мог… [‘Hitler pulled off everything that he could…’] [In the last panel, one Axis soldier is handing another one a treasure chest to load onto a vehicle, which is already carrying gold, including a gold watch. On the ground is a golden object on top of boxes, presumably filled with loot. The background shows two silhouettes of people, presumably Axis soldiers stealing loot from a house. At the right is another Axis soldier carrying a bag of treasure on his back and holding more loot in his right arm.] >Гитлеровские войска стянули все, что могли… [‘Hitler’s troops pulled off everything that they could…’] :::
On the anniversary of Auschwitz being liberated by the Red Army
"Fascists vulture discovered that we don't have a barn with lambs here." Soviet Union poster, 1944.
"Well, which candidate are we choosing, sir?" Soviet anti-US poster (Krokodil, 1968)
«Pinochet. The military coup in Chile and the USA.»A Soviet cartoon mocking the Chilean dictatorship, 1987.
American tourist in the USSR. Not to worry, our healthcare is free, it's the law. // Soviet Union // 1979
«Some foreign tourist got a common sore throat -They’re yelling at him to go to the doctor -He says I don’t want to. I had a sore throat once before, I had to sell my car. I thought about it and decided to go for it, but health is more important. It was a waste of grief, he was cured without money. We have free treatment, that’s the Soviet law.» «Citizens of the USSR have the right to health care. This right is ensured by free qualified medical care provided by State health care institutions… Article 42 of the USSR Constitution»
Computer enters the school classroom. // Soviet Union // 1985
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