I'm not yours now, I'm Senich now: he took me to the council to listen to Lenin's speeches. (Khvostenko V.) Soviet Posters (1917-1941)

Soviet Posters – I'm not yours now, I'm Senich now: he took me to the council to listen to Lenin's speeches. (Khvostenko V.)
1925

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Soviet Posters - Teacher Bubus: a comedy. (Shlepyanov I.)

Soviet Posters - Lenin and electrification. (Chass - Kobelev)

Soviet Posters - A subscription to Worker Fakuket at home is open. (A.Lavinsky)

Soviet Posters - I read The Crocodile. The price of the magazine is 15 kopecks. (Senkin S.)

Soviet Posters - Mother, do not throw up children! (Soborov A.?)

Soviet Posters - "Every cook must learn how to manage the state." Lenin (Makarychev, Raev)

Soviet Posters - If you do not read books, you'll forget the grammar soon. (MAAndreev)

Soviet Posters - Three-legged beer will drive out prude samogon. (Mayakovsky V., Rodchenko A.)

Soviet Posters - The best cigarettes in the Far East (Unknown artist)

Soviet Posters - Mother. Directed by V.Pudovkin. (Bograd I.)

Soviet Posters - The sixth part of the world. Director Dziga Vertov (Stenberg V., Stenberg G., Naumov A.)

Soviet Posters - Flea. (Kustodiev B.)

Soviet Posters - 1905. The battleship Potemkin. Directed by S. Eisenstein. (Lavinsky A.)

Soviet Posters - Journey to Mars. A fantastic movie. (Prusakov N., Borisov G.)

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