Soviet Russian Poster / Victory of Communism! / Additional ship Free Save $5.00

Description: Liquidation sale. There will be no more shipments from Russia. Sell only whatever is left over. SERIES anan.23 K. Ivanov (1921-2003) V. Briskin (1906-1982) Onward to the Victory of Communism! Moscow1955 (Last) Any additional poster(s) from listing (series a; an; b; c; d; e; f; g; h; m - ship free. Save $5.00 shipping cost. Email your choice, we will accommodate. (Example of the order: a.22; an.6; c.14; etc) List of reprinted Soviet Russian Propaganda Posters. 13 x 9.5” (33 x 24 cm) Glossy heavy paper 200g/sqm Publisher Kontakt-Kulturan. Moscow, 2011 * Golden Collection * Limited edition of 1000 an.0 Cover. “Soviet Political Poster” with list of all 24 posters. D. Moor (1883-1946) Did you join the volunteers? Moscow 1920 an.1 D. Moor (1883-1946) Did you join the volunteers? Moscow 1920 an.5 A. Radakov (1877-1942) An illiterate is like a blind-man Petrograd 1920 an.6 D. Moor (1883-1946) Help Moscow 1921 an.8 V. Korableva (1887-1950) Comrade, join our collective Farm. Moscow, Leningrad 1930 (Last) In 1929 Stalin decided to create kolkhoz-es (Collective farms). Say I have 4 cows and one horse, you have 2 cows, and Stan has nothing. When kolkhoz created, I suppose to give to kolkhoz 1 horse and 3 cows, you will give one cow and Stan nothing. All these donated animals now will be property of kolkhoz and everybody owe it. Practically almost all agriculture made by kolhoz will be given to government, Each kolkhoz member lives only from small piece of land near his house. Profit from kolkoz will be divided by members depending of “trudoden” (How many days they worked in kolkhoz). As they told it was enough to buy salt and matches. Reach peasants, they call them “kukak (fist), were sent to Siberia and all their properties was confiscated. Each Soviet citizen should have a passport. Without passport you can’t get job, can’t get apartment. But peasants had no passports! So they can’t leave kolkhoz! This was the way to keep agriculture running.an.9 G. Klutsis (1985-1938) Let's fulfill the plan of great works. Moscow, Leningrad 1930 In the college they teach us the advantage of planning economy over rotten capitalistic economy. There was no single year when USSR did not fulfill the 5-years plan. I remember years when I worked as a chief engineer of Construction Company. (1966-1974). Say we have a plan. One million rubles. But we fulfill only 900,000. I go to trest (Our main branch) “Such and such, we did not get concrete as was planned, we did not get and so on…” Planning department go to “Glavk” and explained them why none of construction companies did not fulfill the plan. Glavk go to Ministry of construction and they finally go to GOSPLAN. As everybody wanted to look good, and nobody care about actual performance, they changed the plan backdating. (Все в шоколаде. All in chocolate. Russian expression). As a result we got revised plan 860,000, which outperform plan on 4%). I remember how Khruschev ran USSR economy. “Catch up and overtake America in 3-4 years”. On the edge of collapse economy, it was not possible to manipulate by numbers. So in the middle of 5-years plan they changed it to 7 years plan. In that case plan was easy revised.an.11 V. Dobrovolskii .Long live the mighty aviation of the Country of socialism! Moscow, Leningrad 1939 (Last) an.13 V. Koretskii (1909-1998). If the war comes tomorrow… Moscow, Leningrad 1939 an.16 V. Koretskii (1909-1998). Red Army warrior, help! Moscow, Leningrad 1942 an.17 V. Klimashin Long Live the warrior who won victory! Moscow, Leningrad 1945 an.18 V Ivanov (1909-1968) Let’s build according to what is planned. / By our dearest Motherland Leningrad 1946 an.20 V Ivanov (1909-1968). A five-year plan in four years – we’ll do it! Moscow, Leningrad 1948 / Read an-9 (Last)an.21 V Ivanov (1909-1968). We'll defend Peace! Moscow 1953 an.22 V. Seleznev To new lands. Come with us! Moscow 1954 At that time many people were sent to “tselina” (undeveloped lands) in Altai and Kazakh republic starting new life from scratch, living in tents. For 2 years fresh land gives good crop. Unfortunately, industry was not prepared to accumulate such harvest. No storage, no transportation. Grain was kept in piles on the ground covered with plastic. In 1957 after college, I was sent (you can’t look for job yourself, government decide where you suppose to work) to North Kazakhstan (worked on bridge construction). I saw tons or rotten grain. Without proper fertilizing these lands did not give such crop as in 1st years and there was not much profit from this land any more. Remember once director of Kolkhoz told me: “Stupid komsoml (young communist party) come here and then die like flies”.an.23 K. Ivanov (1921-2003) V. Briskin (1906-1982) Onward to the Victory of Communism! Moscow1955 (Last) an.24 A. Yakushin (b. 1944). Space is people's - Gagarin. 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