Soviet History Through Posters

PowerPoint Slide Show, Unit 4, Lesson 1

The Cold War

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1949 Viktor Koretskii and Vera Gitsevich

Love your Motherland!

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1948 V.I. Govorkov

Don’t misbehave! USSR (windowsill)

The Great Patriotic War (book title)

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1950s Artist Unknown

The peoples of the world do not want a repetition of the disasters of war. J. Stalin

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1950 V.I. Govorkov

To whom does the national income go? (small print left) In capitalist countries the lion’s share goes to the exploiters. (top right) In the USSR--to the workers.

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1950s Artist Unknown

In the USSR: From 1951-1955 the construction of urban and rural schools has increased by approximately 70%.

In the U.S.: (below) School Closed (on sign).

In the land of socialismmake way for the talented!

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In the lands of capitalismthe road of the talented…

1948 V.B. Koretskii

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1962 B.A. Reshetnikov

USSR: A mighty sports power!

1954 V. Suryaninov

You will soon be an expert!

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1958 A.Aslyan

NO!

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1950s Artist Unknown

Two worlds - two plans!

1962 V.Ivanov

Stop war!

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1957 Kukrynisky

Colonial peoples in the light of the “torch of freedom”!

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1960 O.Maslyakov, Ye. Tsvik

Good morning, Africa!

1967 I. Ovasapov

50th anniversary of the Soviet Army: Guarding the peace. Shoulder to shoulder the heroes stand keeping the peace on Europe’s land. Heroes on guard on the Warsaw Pact - aggressors will get a tough fight back!

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1973, Ye.Kazhdan

Chile September, 1973 Junta - You can’t escape retribution!

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1966 V.B. Koretskii

No forgiving the aggressors!

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1978, N.Popinov

Peace is our ideal.

1965, M. Lukyanov, V. Ostrovsky

Through worlds and centuries.

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1972, A. Rudkovich

Time, forward!

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1984 A.Mikhalkin

Stop the militarization of space.

1978, N. Babin, I. Ovasapov, A. Yakushin

Rejoice, our liberated Motherland!

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