Hello everyone, I'm Ivan.
I can't speak for all Soviet propaganda, but I would like you to see Soviet posters of propaganda Allied forces, the purpose of which was to boost morale and show solidarity with other allies.
You see, the image of the Allies is positive, because the USSR and the Allies were partners and allies in World War II, and together they defeated Germany.
Let's take a look at these Allied posters below.
Title, "Strike in concert and hit the same target!" ”
Below, an abstract Allied hand is slamming into Hitler.
The picture below shows the poster "Paris is liberated"!
Twenty-five years after the first attempt to bring liberation to the proletarian masses west of the Soviet Union, the Red Army began its anti-fascist march into Europe.
It is worth mentioning that the Allied soldiers were always portrayed as calmer than they were and the clothes were too neat.
Interestingly, the painter caught the habit of the Americans not to tie the helmet strap under the chin.
Salute to the united front of freedom-loving nations against the fascist seizure of land"!
In the poster below, Soviet and British soldiers are shown in their sizes, postures, and facial expressions.
This title is reminiscent of the strategy of the Comintern before the signing of the Soviet Non-Aggression Pact.
Below is a series of posters of British military aid to the Soviet Union.
From the British people, to victory, we are on your side".
In the image below, a drill with the Allied flag on it is destroying a German pillar.
The picture below is a poster of the Soviet Union celebrating the Allied landings in Normandy.
The time is coming for the Red Army, together with the League, to defeat the fascist behemoth, Joseph Stalin. ”
The day of reckoning is at hand, the fascist sky is dark, and the alliance of free nations is stronger.
When they meet, there will be nowhere to run. Hitler's axe in his hand trembled, smelling his own death.
We are united and work together, and the end of Hitler will soon come".
We have rendezvous over the enemy city. ”
Fascist Germany trembled at every handshake they took.
Let's exterminate the fascist invaders in their lair"!
These posters published by the Soviet Union during World War II to promote the Allied forces are very interesting and vivid.
But today, both Americans and Russians are trying to minimize and downplay each other's role in World War II.
However, before the start of the Cold War, the United States, the Soviet Union, and Great Britain all actively praised their allies. Every citizen of the USSR knew about the American-British landings in North Africa, in Normandy, and about the victory in the liberation of Paris.
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