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Plate 6. Baroness Ol’ga Wrangel’s visit to the Emperor Nicholas Military School in Gallipoli,
c.1921.
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Plate 7. May Day demonstration, Leningrad, 1924.
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Plate 8. Soviet poster by I. Nivinskii: ‘Women join the co-operatives!’
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Plate 9. Anti-religious poster by N. B. Terpsikhorov:
‘Religion is poison. Safeguard the children’ (1930).
Plate 10. Soviet poster by Konstantin Zotov: ‘Every
collective farm peasant...hastheopportunity to live
like a human being’ (1934).
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Plate 11. P. Filonov, Portrait of Stalin (1936).
Plate 12. Photograph by Evgenii Khaldei of the outstanding miner Aleksei Stakhanov
with the car presented to him as a gift (1936).
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Plate 13. Two posters celebrating the multinational character of the Soviet Union:
(a) Stepan Karpov’s ‘The brotherhood of the peoples’ (1923–4)
(b) Dmitrii Piatkin’s ‘Hail Stalin!’ The caption reads: ‘In celebration of our free
Fatherland, the trusty bulwark of the friendship of the peoples’ (1951).
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Plate 14. Muscovites listen as Prime Minister Viacheslav Molotov announces the outbreak
of the war, 22 June 1941.
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Plate 15. Red Army soldiers fighting in the streets in Stalingrad during the
Second World War, winter 1942–February 1943.
Plate 16. Soviet poster by Viktor Govorkov: ‘Who receives the national income? In
capitalist countries the lion’s share goes to the exploiters. In the USSR it goes to the
working people’ (1950).
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Plate 17. Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro.
Plate 18. Soviet space capsule Vostok being assembled in 1965 by a group of Soviet
technicians; photograph released by an official Soviet source in connection with the
USSR Economic Achievement Exhibition in Moscow.
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Plate 19. Russian tanks in the streets of Prague, Czechoslovakia, after the Soviet invasion
that brought the ‘Prague Spring’ of 1968 to an end.
Plate 20. Parade float of the factory named ‘Comintern’ proclaiming ‘More, Better’,
7 November 1968.