Padres, hijos y nietos se alegran de celebrar con orgullo el día de nuestra victoria.
Número de Cartel: PP 534
Información sobre el cartel: Poster margin indicates the use of the poster is "for preschool age". The poem is by Grigore Vieru, a Moldovan writer. Translation from Moldavian was by I. Akima. The grandfather has the highest military decoration--a gold star indicating he was a “Hero of the USSR.” On the flag is "May 9", Soviet Victory Day in World War II.
Tamaño: 39х27
Tipo de cartel: Offset
Fecha de publicación: 1985
Editores: Editor N. Postnikova; Art Editor O. Vedernikov; Technical Editor Ia. Sokolova; Proofreader H. P’iankova
Información técnica: Submitted for production August 17, 1984. Approved for printing January 14, 1985. 60x90. Offset paper No. 1. Sans-serif font. Offset printing. Required volume of paper 1.0. Required calibration 6.0. Actual sheets of paper used 1.59. Publication No. 1986
Ediciones: 100,000
En el catologo: PP 534 Communist Culture
Artista: Ostrov, S. (Ostrovi) — Остров, С.
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