![Proletarian, in Institutions of Higher Education, Technical Schools, and Retraining Courses – This Is the Path to Creating Proletarian Cadres.
The core of workers in the VTUZ [higher technical education institution] should be raised to 70 percent. In Rabfak [industrial–technical worker’s faculty], the intake should be 90 percent men and women workers. [Partial translation]](https://www.posterplakat.com/content/1-the-collection/posters/0-pp-989/PP989.jpg)
Proletarian, in Institutions of Higher Education, Technical Schools, and Retraining Courses – This Is the Path to Creating Proletarian Cadres. The core of workers in the VTUZ [higher technical education institution] should be raised to 70 percent. In Rabfak [industrial–technical worker’s faculty], the intake should be 90 percent men and women workers. [Partial translation]
Poster Number: PP 989
Category: Education & Literacy
Poster Notes:
[Quote] "From the resolution of the April plenum of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party".
[Building in background] "Technical College" (also called a higher technical educational institution).
Media Size: 41x27.5
Poster Type: Lithograph
Publishing Date: 1930
Technical Information on Poster: R30 No. 44 37--74 Order No. 186. Price 30 Kopeks.
Print Run: Illegible
Glavlit Directory Number: A-51814
Catalog Notes: PP 989 Education & Literacy
Artist: Efanov, Vasilii Prokofievich — Ефанов, Василий Прокофьевич
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