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This poster depicts a group of children dancing, with the foremost couple in color. The poster advertises the World Festival of Youth and Students, an international gathering held since 1947 primarily among socialist countries.
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Poster celebrating 40th anniversary of the GDR. It showcases 40 years of East German achievement, emphasizing physical, social, and economic security. Poster is arranged in a 3x3 grid consisting mainly of photographs and superimosed captions. Title reads "This is what we are proud of!"
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This poster depicts Karl Marx, with segments of a world map composing his hair and beard, with three red stars where his collar would be. The title reads "Marx makes Might."
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Poster shows 26 one-dimensional, black images on light blue-green background with size range patterned similar to a Snellen chart. Each image is repeated once with the exception of the rocket, which features five times, and a single skull. A note on the back offers the title, including the reference to Feliks Büttner, a well-known East German artist. The poster appears to have a pacifist message, evoked by the repeated image of the rocket, although the poster itself contains no text.
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This poster shows a meeting of the USSR Communist Party, with Leonid Brezhnev addressing party members. The poster also features the flags of various constituent Soviet nations. The title reads "The Plans of the Party - the Will of the People."
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Poster shows the face of an unnamed military member. The poster is printed in black ink on red paper. It is probably a woodblock print. Title reads "Son of his Class".
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This poster has a child-like representation of an elephant in front of a house with a man and a woman. It is an advertisement for the publishing house Verlag Volk und Welt.
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Features ten SED insignia of varying sizes, with one large emblem centered at the top and nine smaller ones below it. Printed in red, yellow and blue.
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The poster shows a nuclear missile that forms part of "NATO", with the word "STOP" in red over the missile.
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Eight pictures taken from various attractions and events within the Soviet Unon. Pictures were meant to be cut out and displayed on a Wandzeitungsarbeit (similar to a collage)
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The white poster shows a triangle with a nuclear missile snapped in half in the center. Surrounding the triangle are the words "Trade Mark Peace." Artist signed on front, with stamp on back identifying artist and address.
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Poster promoting the Week of Brotherhood in Arms. Title reads "together for peace" and is superimposed on the image of a ribbon running through a Soviet and DDR badge.
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This poster has red text on a black background and supports Wilhelm Pieck, the first and only president of the GDR. The text concludes saying that Pieck was "a model for us." The text mentions Hanns Eisler, a famous East German composer. It may be that these words come from something Eisler, who died in 1962, wrote or directed honoring Pieck.
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Film poster for "The Red Candidate", a documentary. Features an unnamed man in the year 1932 against a geometric background (black and white).
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This poster advertises the West German film Rosa Luxemburg, directed by Margarethe von Trotta. The film depicts the life of German communist leader Rosa Luxemburg.
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Poster advertising film commemorating the 45th anniversary of the DDR's freedom from Hitler and facism. Inclueds a quote from Julius Fučik, Czech military conductor. ("People, I've had love for you. Stay vigilant!")
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This poster advertises a Soviet film about a submarine commander. The poster depicts the Soviet submarine commander superimposed on a silhouette of a submarine.
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Poster advertising a color film based on the childrens' book of the same name ("The Little Commander"). Features a painted line of children with a boy in fore blowing a trumpet and wearing a Soviet military cover.
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This poster depicts a dove bearing an olive branch. The dove has a fish's tail and human feet. The title is "World Peace."
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Film poster advertising a documentary about Marshall Zhukov. Film was part of the 27th International Documentary and Short Film Week in Leipzig. Features a large portrait of Zhukov.
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This poster shows contrasting photographs of German aristocrats and German lower class people, possibly to show the inequality in society during 19th century Germany.
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Poster resembles a chalkboard with text inscribed on surface stating "I love you". Text is followed by globe with an arrow piercing through (parodying a heart struck by cupid). Poster was entered in a "World Peace" competition.
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This poster shows East German youths engaging in work programs and political rallies.
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Black and white portrait of Karl Liebknecht with name and birth/death dates
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This poster shows various photographs depicting collaboration between DDR and Soviet government officials.