PP 423 | Poster Plakat

[Texto en la parte superior] ¡Adelante con la colectivización del campo,
con la erradicación de los kulaks! ¡Como clase social!
[Texto en la parte inferior] Es un conductor de tractores de la escuela militar y no carece de nada para ser topógrafo: el joven miembro del Ejército Rojo elimina límites y vallados.
[Traducción parcial] — [Texto en la parte superior] ¡Adelante con la colectivización del campo, con la erradicación de los kulaks! ¡Como clase social! [Texto en la parte inferior] Es un conductor de tractores de la escuela militar y no carece de nada para ser topógrafo: el joven miembro del Ejército Rojo elimina límites y vallados. [Traducción parcial]

**Número de Cartel:** PP 423

**Información sobre el cartel:** Verses on this poster are by the Soviet poet and satirist Dem'ian Bedny (Yefim Pridvorov)

**Tamaño:** 32x24

**Tipo de cartel:** Litografía y Offset

**Fecha de publicación:** c.1930

**Información técnica:** Produced by O.Kh.R: 2nd Association of Painters Union; Publication 23

**Ediciones:** 2,000

**En el catologo:** PP 423 Agriculture b

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