15 Soviet anti-U.S. posters
Soviet artists were true masters at depicting the vices and shortcomings of Western society. Take a closer look at some of their best works.
1. "Savior". The inscription on the beret reads: “NATO” and on the bag: “For monopoly profits”.
2. "Get out of the way, warmongers!" The inscription on the flag reads: “For peace!” The inscription on the sail reads: “North Atlantic Pact, Western bloc”.
3. "Curse the executioners! American warmongers are enemies of humanity!"
4. Colonial peoples in the light of the "torch of freedom".
5. "The forces of peace are invincible!" Inscriptions: “North Atlantic Pact – For a new war”; “Supporters of peace and democracy – For a lasting peace”.
6. "In capitalist countries, labor has no rights! In socialist countries, the right to work!"
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8. "Be damned!"
9. "A real cutthroat!" The inscriptions on the shirt read: “South Africa”, “Southern Rhodesia”, “Africa”, “Angola”, “Congo”, “Namibia” and “Biafra”.
10. "I am a dove"
11. "Today in El Salvador. “To save a village from terrorists, we had to destroy it."
12. "The Soviet Threat: How One Man Fed Two Generals"
13. "Imperialism is aggression!"
14. "Freedom, American Style."
15. "Hunger relief, American style."
