propagandaposters

Level the playing field? A field implies we are playing a game. And if we are playing a game, then that means we cam change what game we play.

Nothing lasts forever.

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Street art, graffiti intencjonalne obrazy i napisy na murach przybierające najróżniejsze formy nikogo już nie zaskakują. Łatwy dostęp do sprayów, drukarek i materiałów sprawi, że sztuka ulicy jest nieodłącznym elementem miast. Wandalizm, sztuka, próba debaty publicznej, zaznaczenie swojej obecności czy może po...

The Spartakiad was like the USSR's version of the Olympic games. The 1934 Spartakiad was cancelled.

I'm reading a book called Vacationland, which tells the story of Colorado's high-country tourism and leisure-focused lifestyle industries. The book is filled with ads and propaganda designed to lure tourists, attract new residents, increase political influence, and ultimately strengthen the state's coffers through its (often...

This is one of the most popular Soviet WW2 posters by artist Irakli Toidze. It uses the imagery of "Mother Russia," which was popularized during WW1....

This is a Soviet WW2 poster by Nesterova-Berzina appealing to men's desire to protect their families from the invading German forces.

‘Lend a Hand on the Land’ was a campaign during the later war years and early post-war period, which aimed to attract people to agricultural work, especially during the potato harvest.

This poster was created by Soviet artist Pravdin to encourage workers to be dedicated and exemplary in order to rebuild the country, which was destroyed by World War 2....