Affiche russe Celui qui peut être remplacé à l'arrière…

Soviet 1920 propaganda poster with bold black Cyrillic text urging victory on the Polish front and the labor front.

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Affiche russe Celui qui peut être remplacé à l'arrière doit aller au front nous vaincrons sur le front polonais affiche, non identifié, 1920, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A Soviet-era propaganda poster printed in bold black Cyrillic capitals on a tan paper ground, with a framed border and a publisher's imprint at the bottom. The slogan declares that victory on the Polish front means victory on the labor front, and that whoever can be replaced in the rear must go to the front.

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Date

1920

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poster

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Wikimedia Commons

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