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A propaganda poster from the Russian communist era is depicted, featuring two men in military uniform, one holding a telephone and the other cutting his call short. The men are the focal point of the image, with a serious expression on their faces as one of them cutting short the phone conversation of the other. They are dressed in military attire. The color palette consists of earthy tones, primarily shades of brown and beige. The setting evokes a sense of nostalgia and historical significance, making it a poignant representation of the era.

In this image, we see a poster featuring a man and a woman. The man is wearing a blue uniform and holds a stick, he's visibly irritated and angry. Next to them is apparantly their child crying after likely having received physical punishment. The poster is colorful, with shades of purple, pink, and red. The background is a light color, possibly white or cream. The overall tone of the image suggests a sense of tension or confrontation between the figures. The composition is dynamic and eye-catching, drawing the viewer's attention to the central figures holding the stick.

The image shows a poster shaming drunkeness, featuring a man in a suit and tie covering his face with his hands in shame. The poster is predominantly red, white and grey and features various shades of brown. In the background, there are subtle textures and patterns. The man''s face is not visible. Additionally, there are other elements such as the man's co-workers in the background. The overall composition suggests a dramatic and suspenseful tone. The text in Russian at the bottom of the image adds to the intrigue, hinting at themes of shame and regret.

The image shows a poster from the communist era featuring a group of people holding flags. They are from different races and continents contributing to the international feel of the image. The poster has a predominantly red color scheme with accents of white and gray. The people are holding flags and standing in a patriotic and unified pose. The scene conveys a sense of political propaganda and unity. The poster likely promotes a communist political event or ideology. The image evokes a historical and ideological atmosphere of solidarity and activism. The text on the poster includes phrases like "МИРОВОЙ ОКТЯБРЬ" which may indicate messages of revolution and peace.

This image depicts a propaganda poster featuring Stalin a military uniform. He is wearing a hat and is standing in a confident pose while voting in a red ballot box. In the forefront, there is a vase with flowers. The colors of the poster are primarily earth tones such as brown, black, red and beige. The overall tone of the image is patriotic and authoritative, suggesting a sense of loyalty and duty. The text on the poster reads "ЗА НАРОДНОЕ СЧАСТЬЕ!" which translates to "FOR THE PEOPLE''S HAPPINESS!" in English.

This image depicts a propaganda poster from WWII. The poster features a villager holding a gun, with a woman, likely his wife, also visible in the background. The man is wearing a hat and appears to be in a position of power or authority. The colors in the image are primarily dark shades, giving a somber and serious tone to the propaganda. The poster is likely promoting a message of resistance, as indicated by the man's posture and the overall aesthetic of the artwork. The text on the poster reads "От народной мести не уйти врагу", which translates to "The enemy cannot escape the people's vengeance".

The image depicts a poster featuring two men dressed in suits. One man is standing in a dignified pose, while the other man is somber and has a sign on his back. The poster has a vintage style, suggesting it may be from the communist era. The colors of the poster are primarily white, with accents of black and red. The men are both wearing formal attire and while the one in the Soviet Union USSR is exuding a sense of authority and professionalism, the other is apparantly opressed and in distress. The image also includes some text in Russian, indicating it may be propaganda related to the communist party and labout rights. Overall, the poster conveys a message of labor rights and socialism.

The image shows a poster with two spikes pointed against each over two fences. The color scheme of the poster includes red, green, blue, and yellow. The overall color palette consists of shades of gray, blue, green, white, black, and gold. There are two flags hangin from the spikes with the words "Mine" written on them. The text on the poster is in Russian and translates to "Do not tear Russia into separate principalities." The imagery suggests a message of unity and strength against external threats.