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(68) Kto-kogo ? Dognat' i peregnat' [Translation: Who will (beat) whom? To catch up and overtake]

‹‹‹ prev (67) Trudnosti stroitel'stva. Nikakikh kolebanii, khnykan'ia, never'ia! Vse na Velikuiu Stroiku sotsializma! [Translation: Construction difficulties. Let there be no doubt, hesitation or whinging! Let everyone take part in the building of socialism!]

(69) next ››› Kul'turnoe stroitel'stvo : neot'emlemaia chast obshchego sotsialisticheskogo stroitel'stva SSSR [Translation: Cultural construction is an integral part of the general socialist construction of the USSR]

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(68) Kto-kogo ? Dognat' i peregnat' [Translation: Who will (beat) whom? To catch up and overtake]
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DescriptionColour poster showing through a series of graphs how the Soviet Union plans to overtake the main capitalist states in various branches of industry.
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DescriptionThe Woodburn Collection of around 70 posters issued between 1919 and 1930. A few relate to the Russian Civil War, but most deal with economic and social issues of the 1920s. Brought back from the Soviet Union by Scottish Labour MP Arthur Woodburn after his visit there in 1932.
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