34 propaganda posters from which you can learn the history of the USSR

1. "The Motherland Calls!"
2. "Have you volunteered?"
3. "Latent unemployment"
4. "Windows of satire GROWTH"
5. “What a shame! He got drunk, had a row, broke a tree and now he is ashamed to look people in the eyes."
6. "Daddy, don't drink!"
7. "No!"
8. "Entente under the guise of peace"
9. "Fascism is the enemy of the people"
10. "Death to fascism"
11. "Along Hitler's path … one road, one end …"
12. "American politics"
13. "American-style aid to the hungry"
14. "Statesman" of modern Germany
15. "The peoples of the world are waiting!"
16. "Night-work is not a hindrance!"
17. "Field work does not wait!"
18. "I did a great job"
19. "Peace to the world!"
20. "Long live Stalin's aviation!"
21. “The train goes from the station. Socialism up to Art. Communism. The machinist of the revolution, Comrade Stalin."
22. "Building socialism"
23. "Soviet means excellent!"
24. "Hurry to join the shock group of exemplary labor."
25. "Don't talk!"
26. "Do not spoil!"
27. "As I worked, I earned it."
28. "Glory to the Soviet people, the creator of the mighty aviation!"
29. "At the time of the worker plow and at night!"
30. "Cultural trade is an honorable work!"
31. "Earn the praise!"
32. "Build firmly, hand over ahead of schedule!"
33. "Come on, take it!"
34. "We will serve every visitor culturally!"

Video: 34 propaganda posters from which you can learn the history of the USSR

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Campaign posters are an effective way of Soviet propaganda

In Soviet times, propaganda posters were considered one of the most effective methods of propaganda. Acute presentation of information, agitation, accessibility and quick response were the main characteristics of this art form. As a rule, the images on the posters were laconic, and certain inviting gestures were necessarily depicted. Campaign posters called for the fight against robbers, idlers, enemies. In our review there are 34 Soviet posters from different years, which can be used to study history today.

1. "The Motherland Calls!"

The first military poster that appeared at the beginning of the Great Patriotic War

2. "Have you volunteered?"

The Red Army soldier, behind whose shoulders the smoke of factories and factories rose steeply, asked everyone point-blank what he had done to defend the conquests of October

3. "Latent unemployment"

Latent unemployment, housing problem, high mortgage rates

4. "Windows of satire GROWTH"

"Windows of ROSTA" is a specific form of mass propaganda art that arose during the Civil War and the intervention of 1918-1920

5. “What a shame! He got drunk, had a row, broke a tree and now he is ashamed to look people in the eyes."

6. "Daddy, don't drink!"

7. "No!"

8. "Entente under the guise of peace"

9. "Fascism is the enemy of the people"

The poem in translation means: An unhappy country under a deadly heat

10. "Death to fascism"

Revolutionary and military-patriotic poster. Artists T. I. Pevzner, T. A. Shishmareva and Vlasov, 1941

11. "Along Hitler's path … one road, one end …"

12. "American politics"

13. "American-style aid to the hungry"

14. "Statesman" of modern Germany

15. "The peoples of the world are waiting!"

16. "Night-work is not a hindrance!"

Night won't stop us from working. B. Reshetnikov and A. Dobrov, 1956

17. "Field work does not wait!"

Soviet propaganda poster, created in the style of socialist realism in 1954 by artist V. Govorkov

18. "I did a great job"

Soviet propaganda poster, artist V. Koretsky, 1944

19. "Peace to the world!"

20. "Long live Stalin's aviation!"

21. “The train goes from the station. Socialism up to Art. Communism. The machinist of the revolution, Comrade Stalin."

22. "Building socialism"

The formation of the world socialist system began

23. "Soviet means excellent!"

24. "Hurry to join the shock group of exemplary labor."

Soviet propaganda poster at the end of 1925

25. "Don't talk!"

One of the posters depicting a stern collective farm woman pressing her finger to her lips and calling for silence

26. "Do not spoil!"

Soviet political poster, created by artist Govorkov Viktor Ivanovich in 1948

27. "As I worked, I earned it."

A good old adage that says: to make good money, you need to apply a lot of hard work and perseverance

28. "Glory to the Soviet people, the creator of the mighty aviation!"

29. "At the time of the worker plow and at night!"

The Soviet poster about the shock workers of agriculture is a means of agitation influencing the consciousness of people in order to induce them to political or other activity

30. "Cultural trade is an honorable work!"

31. "Earn the praise!"

32. "Build firmly, hand over ahead of schedule!"

Soviet poster on increasing the rate of growth and quality of construction

33. "Come on, take it!"

In the USSR, people worked for almost a penny and at the same time almost did not complain

34. "We will serve every visitor culturally!"

Soviet poster about labor and quality of work, motivating to improve quality and increase labor productivity

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