The product is a collection of Soviet propaganda posters by Viktor Koretsky from the 20th Century. The first poste depicts a woman, symbolizing Europe, bound in chains from Nazi Germany. The three swords breaking the chains are the Allied forces (USSR, UK, USA). The bottom of the poster reads "Europe will be free". The second poster depicts a nurse dominating the center with symbols of the Red Cross, medical tents, ambulances, and aircrafts. The bottom of the poster reads "Be ready for the sanitary defense of the USSR!". With a historical and cultural significance, these posters offer a glimpse into the propaganda techniques and visual aesthetics used by the Soviet government to influence public opinion and support its political agenda.
 
The first poster has some slight frying on the right side, otherwise the poster are in very good condition.
 
Dimensions: 15 1/2" X 23"