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1942 Soviet propaganda poster by Viktor Koretsky. The text reads: "The Red Army fighter, save us!"

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  • (del) (cur) 01:26, 25 August 2006 . . Irpen ( Talk | contribs) . . 400×566 (102,802 bytes) (1942 Soviet propaganda poster by Viktor Koretsky.[http://www.lechaim.ru/ARHIV/99/nemirovskaya.htm] The text reads: "The Red Army fighter, save us!" Source: [http://www.plakaty.ru/posters?cid=5&part=В&id=43] {{PD-USSR}})

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