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1943 Original Russian Poster - Yangi Oilada safe in a new family (Horizontal) paroles In the 1920s there were


1943 Original Russian Poster - Yangi Oilada safe in a new family (Horizontal) paroles In the 1920s there were

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In the 1920s there were a plethora of publications in the United Kingdom and the United States which reproduced the best advertisements and posters of the age

The magazine's editorial policy stated that "The Modern Priscilla finds its readers among the highly intelligent home-abiding women of the country

Size:  25 x 38 inches

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1943 Original Russian Poster - Yangi Oilada safe in a new family (Horizontal) paroles In the 1920s there wereDate: 1943 Size: 21 x 16. 5 inches Artist: Unknown This is an original Soviet propaganda poster which aims to show that the relocation of children in the 1940s from Soviet Republics to other areas of the country, like the Central Asian Soviet province of Uzbekistan, was a success. Perfectly retro, perfectly Soviet, and great for a child's room, or maybe a man cave. The poster has been folded for many years but remains in overall very good condition.

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