Chromolithography named for Il'ich of Oblpoligrafizdat, Rostov-On-Don
Хромолитография им. Ильича Облполиграфиздат в Ростове-на-Дону
The chromolithography named for Il'ich was named in honor of Vladimir Il'ich Lenin. It was under the state-owned trust of Oblpoligrafizdat (Regional Department for the Printing and Publishing Industry). The printer was located in Rostov-On-Don, a city in southern Russia.
![PP 939: Long Live the 28th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution!
The end of the war! The fascists from Berlin and their allies from the East – the samurai [and]
the brave divisions of the titan-like people, who went forth, proudly defending the homeland.
[Partial translation]](https://www.posterplakat.com/thumbs/the-collection/posters/pp-939/pp-939-catalog-image-200x300.jpg)
Sources & Citations
Dzeniskevich, A. R. [ed.] (2006). Iz raionov oblasti soobshchayut svobodnyye ot okkupatsii rayony Leningradskoy oblasti v gody Velikoy otechestvennoy voyny, 1941-1945: sbornik dokumentov. Sankt-Peterburg: Izdatel'stvo Dmitrii Bulanin. (p.624 Oblpoligrafizdat definition)