PP 830 | Poster Plakat

NO to the Neutron Bomb!

**Poster Number:** PP 830

**Category:** Cold War

**Poster Notes:** While the Soviet Union had nuclear bomb capability (and conducted tests) as early as 1949; on November 22, 1955, they detonated their first "true" hydrogen bomb at the Semipalatinsk test site in northeast Kazakhstan. By official count, the Soviet Union conducted 715 nuclear tests.

**Media Size:** Please inquire

**Poster Type:** Lithograph and Offset

**Publishing Date:** 1978

**Editorial Information:** Editor A. Galkin; Artistic Editor Iu. Nemirov; Technical Editor L. Danilochkina

**Technical Information on Poster:** Format 60 x 90, 1 printed sheet, 1 standard printed sheet. Publication No. 4a-26, Offset printing/Offset paper No. 1, Order 8-1828; Price 10 kopeks

**Print Run:** 30,000

**Glavlit Directory Number:** A-12336

**Catalog Notes:** PP 830 Cold War b

Artist: Abramov, Mark Aleksandrovich — Абрамов, Марк Александрович

Born in Ukraine when it was part of the Russian Empire, Mark Aleksandrovich Abramov studied at the Moscow Civil Engineering Institute (MISI) from 1931 to 1936. Along with his brother, he published cartoons under the pseudonym Moa and they appeared in periodicals such as Ateist [Atheist], Rabochaia Moskva [Working Moscow] and Bezbozhnik [The Godless]. In 1932, his drawings appeared under his name in magazines and newspapers including, Krokodil [Crocodile], Znamia [Banner] and Sovetskaia Zhenshchina [Soviet Woman]....

NO to the Neutron Bomb!