Old poster questionable subjects (interested in the time of creation).
 

Just say, that if the poster themes seem to someone inappropriate for this forum, the Administration should, without me know, the subject removed.
Interested in a time just because there was a man ready to buy it for a very good money, but only if it belongs to a different time, that is, to the 20-th year, even if it is not made during the Civil War, and later, in exile.
I have this poster in a long time. Back in the early 90's I have no regrets parted with a large collection of old anti-Soviet posters, which allowed the new owners to make their sensational at the time the exhibition "Red and White", diluted in an equal proportion of the Soviet poster civil war.
It always seemed to me to belong to the twenties. Paper is second-hand, can be both twenties and forties. But still, those that are released, for example, in domestic, in occupied Ukraine, look different and almost always signed.
This is not like any of the ones I've seen and, more importantly, apart from the subject, in terms of poster-made craftsmanship is impeccable.
Only now I see that absolutely no attention to the word "Soviet", and after the first constitution of 1918 was called, as prompts search, "the Constitution of the RSFSR." And the first Soviet constitution adopted in 1924, that is, after the Civil War. That is, or is to keep "emigrant version", or I made a mistake and the poster really made in domestic.

I am for this sale does not stick, and quite frankly I would like to set the record straight.
However, something determined by guessing will probably be difficult. But maybe someone will know the poster, it's not in the same instance of a printed, published and can somewhere ...

It is not clear in whose favor it is made poster. Down to the doctors? This may help to determine the date .

Pre-war poster, of course, and even, I think, not the 30's, but earlier.

I think that the "information about" the creation of the poster was the adoption of the 1924 Constitution, that is,
it was created immediately after the event.
All of the characters, in my opinion, more relevant for 1924, but not for 1936 or later.

Granted, it was true, I think.

Later, the theme of "Jewish leaders" of the Russian Revolution was not very relevant.

Definitely the work of Rosenberg and his department


, 1941-1944


Judeo-bolshevistkoy or Judeo-commissar - so stigmatized mode Kremlin Georgian propaganda 3 Reich

No, you're wrong.

On German posters always have a) the appeal, the appeal, explaining the nature and b) output.

It is the product of exile 20s.

As a big fan of printed graphics, could not pass by such an entertaining story.

In style - definitely 20's.

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Same rights Cyril, and Petrov - no.

The Soviet Constitution was adopted in 1924 vtish, without any supporting information


The acceptance of the Constitution of the USSR in 1936 (the so-called "Stalin") was accompanied by a full-scale hysteria Propagandist


therefore, the poster explains the true meaning of public law,

Which people?
The occupied territories?