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Title
Oktiabr'siaia revoliutsiia--most k svetlomu budushchemu
Октябрьская революция — мост к светлому будущему
Date Created and/or Issued
1927
Publication Information
Soviet Union
University of Southern California. Libraries
Советский Союз
Contributing Institution
University of Southern California Digital Library
Collection
Pentecostal and Charismatic Research Archive
Rights Information
Contact: Oleg Bornovolokov, oleguets@ukr.net
Library, Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary, UETS, 57 Gamarnika St. Kiev-04075, Ukraine
Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary
Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary. Library of UETS
oleguets@ukr.net or sergeilf@gmail.com
Description
A poster dedicated to the October revolution in Russia. Caption reads, "Oktiabr'siaia revoliutsiia -- most k svetlomu budushchemu / Октябрьская революция — мост к светлому будущему", meaning, "October revolution is a bridge leading towards the radiant future". [Description English/roman)]
Type
text
Format
1 poster : col.
posters
Identifier
pcra-uets-a-02_02_00212.tif
http://doi.org/10.25549/pcra-c14-16095
http://thumbnails.digitallibrary.usc.edu/pcra-uets-a-02_02_00212.jpg
Language
Russian
Subject
Propaganda, Soviet
Revolutions—Russia
Place
Soviet Union
Source
pcra-uets-16095 [Legacy record ID]
Relation
Atheistic posters; Атеистические плакаты
Pentecostal and Charismatic Research Archive
Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary, Kyiv, Ukraine

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