Komsomol Collection

Komsomol Leaders Rufina Chudnik and Anna Preikshas, 1925. Creator: Unknown
Komsomol Leaders Rufina Chudnik and Anna Preikshas, 1925. The "Kuzbass" autonomous industrial colony was created in 1921

On Watch, 1930s. Creator: Ryazhsky, Georgi Georgievich (1895-1952)
On Watch, 1930s. Found in the collection of Regional Art Museum, Rostov on Don.

Towards new successes, young builders of communism!, 1951. Creator: Golub, Pyotr Semyonovich (1913-1953)
Towards new successes, young builders of communism!, 1951. Found in the collection of the Russian State Library, Moscow.

Women at the kolkhozes are a great power (J. Stalin) ( (Poster), 1935. Artist: Svarog
Women at the kolkhozes are a great power (J. Stalin) ( (Poster), 1935. Found in the collection of the Russian State Library, Moscow

Banner of the revolution - Nikolay Alekseyevich Kasatkin
The banner of the revolution in the strong hands of Komsomol (The All-Union Leninist Young Communist League) (1925) by Nikolay Alekseyevich Kasatkin (1859-1930) Date: 1925

All-Russian Agricultural and Handicraft Industries Exhibition, 1923. Private Collection

Long live the multi-million-member Leninist Komsomol, 1932. Artist: Klutsis, Gustav (1895-1938)
Long live the multi-million-member Leninist Komsomol, 1932. Found in the collection of the Russian State Library, Moscow

Parade of the Young Communists, Moscow, USSR, 1930s. The Communist Union of Youth (Komsomol) was the youth wing of the Soviet Communist Party. It was founded in October 1918

Monument to the heroes of the communist Ukraine. Sevastopol
Ukraine. Sevastopol. Monument to the heroes of the communist Ukraine

Long life to Komsomol. Soviet poster of A. Samokhvalov. 1924. Girl and youth
" Long life to Komsomol ". Soviet poster of A. Samokhvalov. 1924. Girl and youth of the Communist Union of Youth carry their flag The Young are taking over the older generations torch

Poster from the late 1920s or early 1930s: komsomol is the shock brigade of the five year plan

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Women at the kolkhozes, the great power (J. Stalin) once declared, and the Komsomol, or Leninist Communist Youth League, embodied this truth. From the All-Russian Agricultural and Handicraft Industries Exhibition of 1923 to the Parades of Young Communists in Moscow during the 1930s, the Komsomol was a dynamic force, driving the Five-Year Plan forward. Their spirit of dedication was evident in the monumental statues erected in their honor, such as those in Sevastopol, and in their international efforts, like their support for the Spanish Republic during the Civil War. The Komsomol was the shock brigade of the Five-Year Plan, a testament to the boundless energy and commitment of the youth of the Soviet Union.