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1961 Soviet Space Program Print

Framed Print : 1961 Soviet Space Program Print
Framed Print : 1961 Soviet Space Program Print
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Framed Print of 'о имя мира и прогресса! (In the name of peace and progress)

AFF5615763 о имя мира и прогресса! (In the name of peace and progress!) 1961 Soviet Union propaganda poster showing the triumphs of their space program Sputnik 1, Sputnik 2, Sputnik 3 and Luna 1 in the foreground with a worker holding the hammer and sickle aloft with Venera 1 on its way to Venus behind. by Russian School; Private Collection; (add.info.: Photograph of 1961 Soviet poster.); © AF Fotografie.

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Soviet Union Propaganda Posters , Vintage Communist Posters , Cold War Era Artwork

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