Russian political poster Chatter Select one Additional ship Free Save $6.00

Description: Liquidation sale. There will be no more shipments from Russia for the next 10-25 years. Sell only whatever is left over. Please make a selection and send an email. If not selected, will ship c.14 K. Ivanov, V. Briskin. Chatter and gossip help the enemy. Moscow, 1954 Additional poster(s) ship free, save $6.00 With payment, click number of posters you want, we will confirm and ship your order. You can select any posters from other listings. (Sets a; an; b; c; d; e; f; g; h; i; j; m) Just send e-mail of selected posters. Sample of your order: c-1; a-13; b-4: h-13; m-18; an-1; an-22; f-21 etc * Same or next day shipment from Nevada List of reprinted Soviet Russian Propaganda Posters. 13 x 9.5” (33 x 24 cm) 200g/sq.mPublisher Kontakt-Kultura. Moscow, 2011 * Golden Collection * Limited edition of 1000 Series c. “Soviet Political poster. Keep your tongue behind your teeth!” c.0. Cover / Folder. “Soviet Political Poster” N. Vatolina (1915-2002) N. Denisov (1917-1982). Keep your tongue behind your teeth! Moscow, Leningrad 1941 c.1 S. Igumnov Destroy the spies and saboteurs, trotskyst-bukharinst agent of fashism! . Moscow, Leningrad 1937 c.4 I. Gromitskii. Our peasant-patriots / Always on guard / Enemy raders / Can't sway his heart. Moscow, Leningrad 1941 c.8 B. Vorontsov. Be on guard- The enemy's cunning vile and hard! Moscow 1949 c.11 V. Koretskii. Careless talk - enemy help! Moscow, 1951 *c.12 B. Shirokorad. Vigilance is our weapon! Be vigilant! Kishinev 1953 c.14 K. Ivanov, V. Briskin. Chatter and gossip help the enemy. Moscow, 1954 c.15 M. Soloviev. Militant! You have no right to relax your attention. Every minute be on the alert! Moscow, 1953 c.16 P. Golub. Be vigilant on guard! Moscow, 1953 c.20 K. Ivanov. In your letters home don't reveal any military secrets! Moscow, 1954 c.21 A. Intezarov, N. Sokolov. Keep the military and political secrets of our country! Moscow, 1952 c.22 K. Ivanov. Vigilance! Moscow, 1953 c.23 E.Malotekov. Crossed the border? That's your end! / We will help the foe to land! Moscow, 1954 In the worst Soviet years of 1928 -1953 it was enough to send anonymous letter to OGPU (KGB) that he/she are German spy or they tell a joke about Soviet system. For KGB was not necessary to prove your guilt. If you confess to this crime, there is automatically 10 years in labor camp (clause 58a). Under torture everybody signs paper confessing guilt. Estimated 20 million Russian people were sent to Siberia, Sakhalin Kolyma and other Northern parts of Russia. After Stalin death in 1953 all political prisoners were rehabilitated. From my personal experience. - My father was chief engineer in the small engineering company. In his office worked 8-12 engineers and technicians. He strictly forbids to talk in the office anything except job. No talking about books, about whether she bought chicken or shoes. Prohibit to say names as Stalin; KGB etc, any political names. KGB did many interrogations of each employee. But everybody said the same “Was no talking except job matter”. That, how my father survives without being arrested. - Old woman in her apartment placed portrait of Stalin I the corridor across the toilet room. She got 10 years (58.a) - One man was a prisoner of war and worked in Germany in some farm. After the war he returned to the USSR. On some party they askes him “How to live there?” – “You can live in captivity” he replied. (Got 58.a) - 2 laborers moved large gypsum bust of Stalin on the truck. To hold it they tied it with rope over the Stalin’s neck. (58.a) - More read about 58a USSR in google. - What movie was created at that time? About Kolkhoz, which collect more crop, than others. Factory when worker invented a device, but the director did not allow it to be used. And of course, the victory of the worker over the director.

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Location: Henderson, Nevada

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