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From a reliable source:
The artists are Kukryniksy:
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/КукрыникÑÑ‹ ... and look at which postcard they use as an example!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kukryniksy
The poster says "(Let's) Ruthlessly crush and destroy the enemy!" 1941
IF you have an interest in CCCP postcards:
Soviet Postcards blog
Soviet Postcards shop
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey
PS: the Cyrillic text gave our {link} facility fits 
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Thank you very much for your help. Those links are well worth bookmarking.
With your help, I have found a translation for the newspaper heading in the card. Apparently it says, "The agreement on non-aggression between Germany and USSR."
Note the mask of comedy, directed at Hitler.
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Here is an anti-Nazi Red Army propaganda card which I bought at the same time. I think this may have originally been a poster. Hopefully, I've even managed to get a translation for this one:
"Mercilessly annihilate fascist saboteurs."
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""Mercilessly annihilate fascist saboteurs.""
Words I took in with my mother's milk.
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So, no nursery rhymes for you then!
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Can anyone offer a translation of this card and who the artist is?
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re: Russia: Propaganda postcard. Can anyone translate?
From a reliable source:
The artists are Kukryniksy:
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/КукрыникÑÑ‹ ... and look at which postcard they use as an example!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kukryniksy
The poster says "(Let's) Ruthlessly crush and destroy the enemy!" 1941
IF you have an interest in CCCP postcards:
Soviet Postcards blog
Soviet Postcards shop
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey
PS: the Cyrillic text gave our {link} facility fits
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re: Russia: Propaganda postcard. Can anyone translate?
Thank you very much for your help. Those links are well worth bookmarking.
With your help, I have found a translation for the newspaper heading in the card. Apparently it says, "The agreement on non-aggression between Germany and USSR."
Note the mask of comedy, directed at Hitler.
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re: Russia: Propaganda postcard. Can anyone translate?
Here is an anti-Nazi Red Army propaganda card which I bought at the same time. I think this may have originally been a poster. Hopefully, I've even managed to get a translation for this one:
"Mercilessly annihilate fascist saboteurs."
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re: Russia: Propaganda postcard. Can anyone translate?
""Mercilessly annihilate fascist saboteurs.""
Words I took in with my mother's milk.
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re: Russia: Propaganda postcard. Can anyone translate?
So, no nursery rhymes for you then!
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