Parents, children and grandchildren are happy to celebrate the proud holiday of our victory.
Poster Number: PP 534
Category: Communist Culture
Poster Notes: Margin indicates poster is "for preschool age use"; Poem on poster is by Grigore Vieru, a Moldovan writer; The grandfather is wearing the highest military decoration (Hero of the USSR) and on the flag is "May 9" -- Victory Day for the Soviets in World War II.
Media Size: 39х27
Poster Type: Offset
Publishing Date: 1985
Editorial Information: Editor N. Postnikova; Art Editor O. Vedernikov; Technical Editor Ia. Sokolova; Proofreader H. P’iankova
Technical Information on Poster: Submitted for production August 17, 1984; Approved for printing January 14, 1985; size 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; [poem] Translation from Moldavian by I. Akima.
Print Run: 100,000
Catalog Notes: PP 534 Communist Culture
Artist: Ostrov, S. (Ostrovi) — Остров, С.
Printer: Offset Printing Plant of Rosglavpoligrafprom — Фабрика офсетной Росглавполиграфпрома
Rosglavpoligrafprom (Main Administration of the Printing Industry of the State Committee of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR for Publishing, Printing and Book Trade) managed numerous printers around the USSR. For example, the 1st Offset Printing Plant at 4 Otashkovskaia Street in northeast Moscow was under Rosglavpoligrafprom. According to a 1973 book trade journal for the city of Moscow, Rosglavpoligrafprom had its main offices at 12 Kachalov Street (now Malaia Nikitskaia Street) in the former estate of ...
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Publisher: Malysh (Kid) Publishing House, Moscow — Малыш
The history of Malysh Publishing House in Moscow begins with the foundation of the largest children's book publishing house in the Soviet Union, Detskaya Literatura (Children's Literature) or, Detgiz as it was abbreviated. Developed in 1933, Detgiz published books for youths aged two to seventeen. In 1957 Detskii Mir (Children's World) was formed out of Detgiz. In 1964, Detsky Mir was reorganized and came under new management. During reorganization, the name of the firm changed to Malysh (Kid) ...
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