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Workers of all countries, unite!

Número de Cartel: PP 657
Información sobre el cartel: This poster is framed. Poster is in German and in Russian languages. This poster might have been produced for export or for the German-speaking minority of the USSR. [On small flag in back] Long Live May 1; [On small banner in background] Long live the Lenin-Stalin central committee of the all-union Communist Party, Long live the all-union Communist Party of Bolsheviks – the front line of workers of the USSR.
Tamaño: 38x25.5
Tipo de cartel: Litografía y Offset
Fecha de publicación: 1939
Editores: Editor A. Druzhkov; Translation Editor A. Dvoretskii; Technical Editor M. Spiriushkov
Información técnica: Iskusstvo No. 4139; Submitted for printing March 7, 1939; Approved for printing March 26, 1939; Index No. Р-10H; Order No. 25; Standard format 62 x 92; Volume 1 sheet of paper; Price 70 kopeks
Número de Glavlit: A-6251
En el catologo: PP 657 Events (framed)
Idioma: Alemán, Ruso
Idiomas Adicionales: Ruso
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