East German Poster Database

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• Menschen im Sumpf
  This poster has a blue and green drawn background of a foggy forest with a lumber pile in the foreground. There are three photographs on the poster. The top photograph is of a group of men sitting next to a logging camp. The middle photograph is of a man hugging a young woman. The bottom photograph is a portrait of the young woman. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Keiner wollte Sterben
  This poster has a drawn background of a man's silhouette standing over a table with a single lit candle and a pen and ink well on it. There are two black and white photographs of men with rifles hiding in wooden buildings. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Fremde Leidenschaften
  This poster's background is a drawn image of an old man in a long black coat standing in front of a wooden farm building. There are three color photographs on the poster. The top photograph is of two people walking down a dirt road. The middle photograph is of a man preparing to hit a woman with a wooden stool. The bottom photograph is a portrait of a young woman in front of a burned building. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Der Unruhige Sonnenaufgang
  This poster has a drawn background image of a plow sitting in a tilled field. There are three color photographs on the poster, all showing farmers talking at various locations in a small village. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Dein Sohn, erde
  This poster has a drawn background image of a large brown owl flying toward a large stone structure on a hill. There are tilled fields at the base of the hill. There is a black and white photograph in the center of the poster of a man in a suit standing at a speaker's podium. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Die Geburt
  This poster has a drawn background of the wheels of a large locomotive in black and brown. There are three black and white photographs on the poster. The top photograph is of a group of Russian soldiers on a train. The middle photograph is of a large man in a long coat looking out from between a pair of train cars. The bottom photograph is of a group of people talking on a train station platform. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Die 26 Kommissare von Baku
  This poster has a drawn background image of a line of men standing on top of a sand dune. There is a lone figure standing halfway down the dune looking up at the group. There are three black and white photographs arranged in a diagonal from bottom left to top right in the center of the poster. The outer two photographs are of groups of men fighting, one group in a desert, the other in a building. The middle photograph is of two bearded men conversing through a barred window. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Adieu, Sommer-grün
  This poster has a drawn background image of a pair of men in sweaters huddled together with a lit welding torch. There are three color photographs in the upper half of the poster. The photograph on the left is of a group of men in swim trunks hanging underneath a bridge that three women in dresses are walking on. The middle photograph is of a young couple sitting together in a park. The right photograph is of a pair of men standing together. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Der Geisel
  This poster has a drawn background image of a man in a Middle Eastern headress holding a revolver. The man is among a range of mountains. The image is in blue and yellow. There are three color photographs arranged vertically on the right side of the poster. The photographs are of groups of soldiers escorting a convoy through a mountinous area. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Die Schwiegertochter
  This poster's background is a brown and tan drawing of a shepherd with a group of horned sheep. The image is somewhat abstract. There are three color photographs of Central Asian tribespeople in the desert. The photographs are arranged vertically on the left side of the poster. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Roter Mohn am Issyk-Kul-See
  This poster has a drawn background of a man on horseback with a rope in one hand. The man is in front of a range of blue mountains. There are three color photographs of steppe horsemen arranged vertically on the left side of the poster. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Der Geschmack des Getreides
  This poster's background is a yellow and black drawing of a man walking away from a large round sphere in the sky. It is unclear whether it is the sun or the moon. The man is holding his hands up to his mouth. There are three color photographs on the poster. The two lower photographs are of businessmen in meetings. The upper photograph is an image of two farmers sitting on a piece of heavy machinery. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Die Dorfschullehrerin
  This poster has a drawn background in blue and yellow of a small village covered in snow. There are three black and white photographs on the poster. Two of the photographs are portraits of women. The third photograph is of a group of women standing in a village in the snow. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Die Befreiung
  This poster's background is a red, orange, and black drawn image of a group of Russian tanks advancing toward a burning city as planes fly overhead. There are three color photographs arranged in increading order of size vertically on the page. The top photograph is the smallest and is of a group of Russian officers around a large map. The middle photograph is of Russian tanks moving through a city. The bottom photograph is of a lone Russian soldier facing a line of German infantry. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Tschapaew
  This poster has a drawn background image in red, black, and orange. The image is of a large group of Russian soldiers on horseback. There are three black and white photographs arranged vertically in the center of the poster. The top and bottom photographs are of Russian farmers. The middle photograph is of two men operating a machine gun. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Die Erzählungen über Lenin
  This poster has a drawn background image of a large two level house surrounded by trees. The drawing is in red, black, and yellow. There are two color photographs in the center of the poster. The upper photograph is of Vladimir Lenin listening to a radio headset. The lower photograph is of Lenin talking to a group of men in front of a row of windows. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Lenin in Oktober
  This poster has a background image of a large neo-Classical building with bright light emitting from the interior. The image is drawn in red and black. There are three black and white photographs on the poster. The top photograph is of Vladimir Lenin talking to a man in a hallway. The other two photographs are of soldiers fighting in and around a large building. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Der große Oktober - Ein ewig lebendiges Thema der Sowjetischen Filmkunst
  This poster is a red, black, and yellow drawn image of a crowd of people and soldiers in a square surrounding a large column. The square is surrounded by neo-Classical buildings. Members of the crowd are waving red flags and some of the soldiers are carrying rifles. The film is Soviet.
• Das Sowjetland begeht sein siebzigsten Jubiläum
  This poster has a drawn background image of a statue of a woman holding a large hammer above her head. The image is in red and black. There is text in Russian and German over the image celebrating 70 years of Soviet rule in Russia.
• Im Mai nach Hundert Jahren
  This poster has a background drawn image of a large crowd of people waving red flags with a statue of Winged Victory in the background. There are three black and white photographs of Russian villagers and soldiers in the lower half of the poster. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Der Panzerkreuzer Potjomkin
  This poster has a drawn background image of a large battleship and a flight of white and blue stairs. There are three black and white photographs on the poster. The upper two photographs are of Russian sailors. The bottom image is of a woman walking up a flight of stairs carrying a young boy's body in her arms. There are bodies all around her on the stairs. There is a line of soldiers at the top of the stairs with rifles aimed at the woman. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Die kraniche Ziehen
  This poster has a drawn background image of a figure standing with spread arms in a beam of white light. To the left side of the beam is another figure in a tuxedo. There are two black and white photographs on the poster. The top photograph is of a young man holding a woman. The second photograph is of a young woman in a wedding dress. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Der Aufstieg
  This poster has a background image of a drawn man in blue and black. The man is looking up toward the sky. There is a black and white photograph of a man in anguish in the snow in the lower half of the poster. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Das Menschenschicksal
  This poster has a red and black drawn image of a man under a grid of barbed wire. There are three black and white photographs on the poster. The top photograph is of a man running through a field of tall grass. The middle is of the man walking down a hallway. The bottom is of a different man driving a vehicle with a young woman. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.
• Die Toten und die Lebenden
  This poster has a drawn background image of two soldiers with submachine guns crouching under a tree at night. There are three black and white photographs arranged vertically along the right side of the poster. The top two photographs are of Russian soldiers in the woods. The bottom photograph is of a soldier with a head bandage being tended to by a young woman in a hospital. The text is in Russian and German. The film is Soviet.