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¡Estamos construyendo una vida feliz y culta en nuestra granja colectiva!

Número de Cartel: PP 350
Información sobre el cartel: “Agriciudad para la Victoria” puede leerse en el plano de la granja colectiva. “Agriciudad” es la traducción del término ruso “agrogorod”, que hace referencia a la agrupación de granjas estatales que creaban una ciudad agrícola. Este modelo tenía la prerrogativa de poder disfrutar a la vez las ventajas de la vida rural y urbana. Nikita Khrushchev presentó el plan para crear “agriciudades” por primera vez en la década de los años 30 del siglo XX, años antes de convertirse en líder de la Unión Soviética. Lo presentó de nuevo al final del mandato de Stalin, entre los años 1950 y 1951, pero la propuesta no salió adelante. Finalmente, el concepto de “agriciudad” resultó ser demasiado costoso y el plan fue abandonado.
Tamaño: 33x23
Tipo de cartel: Offset
Fecha de publicación: 1950
Editores: Editor B. Vorontsov
Información técnica: [Approved] August 15, 1950; Publication No. 9157; Order No. 1159; Price 1 ruble
Número de Glavlit: A-06263
Fuentes:

Mellor, R. E. H. (1982). The Soviet Union and its geographical problems. London: MacMillan.
Wädekin, K.-E. (1968). Rural reconstruction and the agrogorod: Developments in village planning and design since the 22nd Party Congress. München: Radio Liberty.

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