transform Communist ideas into accessible public art, and spread ideology among the masses. Controversially and effectively, Soviet propaganda also popularized the 1918 orthography reform ...

This outstanding collection of examples of Soviet-era propaganda is arranged chronologically ... "There is a spectre haunting Europe; the spectre of Communism." Note: Young man from the new ...

Unlike the steely-faced heroes of Soviet propaganda, some of the tsarist-era posters depict human weakness. This poster advertises a fund-raising rally “to help victims of the war.” ...

Source: "A Bright Future" The styles of the architecture of the stations ranged from Rococo to Art Deco to constructivism. They are also reminiscent, design-wise, of palaces from the pre-Soviet ...

"I was subjected to a lot of Soviet propaganda, and I was told as a little kid repeatedly: 'Communism doesn't exist yet. We haven't built communism yet. We're building towards communism.