2. **"Motherland is Calling!" – 1941** (Родина-мать зовёт!)

More about 2. **"Motherland is Calling!" – 1941** (Родина-мать зовёт!)

Image: A strong-looking woman holds a document (a military oath) in one hand and gestures toward the viewer with the other.
Message: National mobilization to defend the homeland against the Nazis.



**** Important explanation: Please do not look at these images from an ideological perspective in any way. My goal in making these images was only to show the propaganda art of its time and nothing else ****



The Soviet Union was one of the pioneers of propaganda posters in the 20th century, producing a large number of iconic and influential works. The most important Soviet propaganda posters typically focused on three main themes: revolution, labor, and war. Here are six of the most famous ones I’ve recreated.


1. **"Have You Volunteered?" – 1920**
(Ты записался добровольцем?)

Image: A soldier with a serious expression looks directly at the viewer, pointing a finger toward them (similar to the famous American "I Want You" poster).
Message: A call to volunteer for the Red Army.

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2. **"Motherland is Calling!" – 1941**
(Родина-мать зовёт!)

Image: A strong-looking woman holds a document (a military oath) in one hand and gestures toward the viewer with the other.
Message: National mobilization to defend the homeland against the Nazis.

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3. **"Glory to the Great Stalin!" – 1940s**
(Слава великому Сталину!)

Image: Stalin in military uniform, surrounded by a crowd looking at him with enthusiasm and reverence.
Message: Creating a heroic and larger-than-life image of Stalin.

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4. **"Work Hard, Comrade!"**
(Трудись, товарищ!)

Image: Industrial workers with serious faces working in factories or collective farms.
Message: Emphasizing the importance of labor and dedication to building the socialist nation.

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5. **"Be Vigilant!" – 1950s**
(Будь бдителен!)

Image: A man glancing around with a worried expression, symbolizing alertness against spies and internal enemies.
Message: Encouraging citizens to report suspicious behavior.

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6. **1960s Space Posters**
"To the stars!" / "Glory to Soviet Science!"

Image: Cosmonauts, rockets, and spacecraft portrayed in bright colors and dynamic poses.
Message: Showcasing Soviet power and leadership in the space race.


In the next series, I’ll create a modern collection—either with a post-apocalyptic or fantasy vibe—inspired by these propaganda posters.




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