A Propaganda That Will Give You The Chills
Soviet propaganda was more than just posters of smiling workers and strong leaders, it was a psychological tool designed to grow a profound sense of paranoia. From anti-religious posters to haunting images that turned neighbors into potential spies, prepare to see the art of persuasion at its most frightening.
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Soviet Propaganda Poster Teutonic Order (1941)
Russian text reads “we beat them, we are beating them, we will keep beating them”
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Soviet soldiers in Belarus
Soviet soldiers in Polozk, Belarus, propaganda poster celebrating the reconquest of the city and urging the liberation of the Baltic from German occupation.
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The Soviet propaganda Posters 1940
Soldiers of the Lithuanian People’s Army carrying the Soviet propaganda posters in Kaunas in 1940.
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Polish-Soviet Propaganda Poster
This poster is a call to take up weapons and fight.
The poster says “This is what a polish village taken by the bolsheviks looks like’
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Soviet anti-Syphilis propaganda, 1926
In front of the State Venereological Institute.
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Propaganda on the British Home Front, 1941
Posters pasted onto a wall or fence encouraging citizens to support Russia.
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Krokodil Propaganda Airplane
Krokodil is a propaganda plane that was transformed in the factory n° 84 in the city of Khimki, Moscow around 1935.
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God or Anti-God Propaganda
God or anti-god propaganda stamp.
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Soviet Flyers
1929 Soviet Flyers
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