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Russian Revolution, 1917–1929 Set of Russian posters, official GDR reprints from the 1960s by Gerhardt Verlag in Berlin: - Soviet propaganda poster with text in Cyrillic "November 7—the first sunny day in the life of the proletariat" Designed in 1920, published by the Soviet state publisher Gosizdat. Dimensions: 68 x 48 Tears, water stains, and spots. - Soviet propaganda poster with text in Cyrillic "May 1 is the All-Russian Subbotnik" Designed in 1919, by artist Dimitri Stakhievitch Moor (1883–1946) Dimensions: 68 x 48 Tears, water stains, and spots. - Soviet propaganda poster with text in Cyrillic "Have you signed up as a volunteer?" Created in June 1920. Dimensions: 68 x 48 Tears, water stains, and spots. - Soviet propaganda poster with text in Cyrillic "May 1, 1920" Created in 1920 to celebrate May Day, based on a design by Nikolai Kocherguin (1897–1974) Dimensions: 68 x 48 Tears, water stains, and spots.
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