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Communist propaganda poster, 1919 (poster)
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Communist propaganda poster, 1919 (poster)
2910586 Communist propaganda poster, 1919 (poster) by Moor, Dmitry (Dmitry Stakhievich Orlov) (1883-1946); (add.info.: " Death to world imperialism" produced by Dimitri Orloff (Moor)); Universal History Archive/UIG; Russian, out of copyright
Media ID 22717180
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Allegoric Class System Communism Communists Fabulous Animal Fantastic Animal Fantastic Creature Imperialism Imperialist Labouring Class Labouring Classes Marxist Monstrous Character Monstruous Proletarian Propaganda Propaganda Poster Social Class Soviet Soviet Russia Soviet Union Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics Ussr Wonderful Character Working Class Allegorical Fictional Character Leninist Monster
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This photograph captures a Communist propaganda poster from 1919, created by Dmitry Orlov, also known as Moor. The poster boldly proclaims "Death to world imperialism" in striking red letters against a dark background. The image features an allegorical representation of imperialism depicted as a monstrous and fantastical creature. This fictional character symbolizes the oppressive nature of imperialist powers during the early 20th century. Its menacing presence serves as a powerful visual metaphor for the destructive forces that Communists sought to overthrow. Orlov's use of color is limited but impactful, with vibrant red lettering contrasting sharply against the grayscale backdrop. This deliberate choice draws attention to the central message and reinforces its urgency. The poster reflects the rise of communism in Russia and its subsequent influence on global politics during this period. It embodies key themes such as class struggle, proletarian empowerment, and resistance against capitalist exploitation. Overall, this historical artifact provides valuable insight into the visual language employed by Communist propagandists at the time. It stands as a testament to their determination to challenge established power structures and promote revolutionary ideals within society.
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