Cold War Propaganda

Vintage cold war propaganda poster - "Khrushchev Wants You" or "We'll Bury You" by Roland "Rolly" Crump, circa 1961.

This striking 1969 Soviet propaganda poster is a powerful visual statement from the height of the Cold War, asserting the military vigilance and ideological unity of the Warsaw Pact.

Its clarity, structure, and use of symbolism make it not only a historical document, but also a visually sophisticated critique that remains impactful decades later. Original Poster...

Original vintage Soviet Cold War propaganda poster - We shall live in peace!

Original Poster Cold War - Propaganda - USSR - Russia Image showing a worker fighting the American Grim Reaper

Such posters served as a means of mass communication and were widely used to shape public opinion in the Soviet Union, garner support for Soviet policies, and mobilize the population...

Like many Soviet posters of the Cold War era, this work functions as both propaganda and commentary.

The poster serves as a compelling example of Cold War-era Soviet propaganda, emphasizing the ideological struggle between capitalism and communism.

This striking Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 uses sharp political satire to criticize Western military alliances during the Cold War.

This Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 reflects the tense political atmosphere of the Cold War.

Original Poster Propaganda - USSR - Cold War - Russia We have a job for you: my guys are amateurs

It reflects the broader narrative of anti-imperialism and revolutionary solidarity that defined Soviet propaganda of the era. Today, this poster stands as a vivid example of Cold Wa...

USSR - United States - Cold War - Propaganda Empire State Building

By this time, Soviet propaganda had evolved to reinforce the enduring relevance of the revolution's ideals amidst the ongoing Cold War.

This striking Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 uses sharp political satire to criticize Western military alliances during the Cold War.

  Today, this poster stands as a compelling example of Cold War visual rhetoric. Its clarity, symbolic strength, and graphic simplicity make it both a historical document and a...

This 1958 Soviet poster is a sharp and satirical critique of Western military expansion during the Cold War. Using humor and caricature rather than heroic realism, the image delivers...

- Born March 17, 1906, Sarikamish (Sarıkamış), Russian Empire; died 1959, Moscow, USSR - Glory to brave sons - framed, no reprint!! - very good original condition

This Soviet propaganda poster from around 1970 offers a satirical critique of the Western concept of the “nuclear umbrella,” a strategic doctrine developed during the Cold War.

Original vintage Cold War era Soviet anti-American propaganda poster featuring an image of an unhappy man in black with military boots holding a spiked club and handcuffs in one hand...

Original vintage Soviet Cold War period propaganda poster - The People of the World Are Waiting!

Crafted during the height of the Cold War era, the poster serves as a visual tool to promote the significance of coal as a vital resource for the Soviet economy and society.

, is a stark and emotionally charged example of Cold War propaganda directed against the United States during the Vietnam War.

Original vintage Cold War era Soviet propaganda poster - Learn to Advance Swiftly and Bravely!

Original vintage USSR military propaganda poster - Glory to the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union! / Вооруженным силам Советского Союза слава! Colourful design featuring a pilot in a ...

Original vintage Superman style poster - CCCP USA - by the renowned graphic designer Roman Cieslewicz (1930-1996) featuring a colourful image of mirror versions of the comic book sup...

Today, "Notre Aviation Sert l'Humanité" remains a significant artifact of Cold War propaganda, offering insights into how visual culture was used to communicate political and ideolog...

It stands as a dramatic artifact of Cold War propaganda, emblematic of the ideological battle waged in post-war Europe between democratic capitalism and Soviet-backed communism.

Through its powerful visual language, it asserts that even under bombardment, the will of a nation cannot be crushed—and that aggression, no matter how forceful, is destined to fail....

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Original Poster Politics - USSR - Cold War - Lithuania - Propaganda

In 1964, he was awarded the title of Honored Artistic Worker of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, and in the same year he received a gold medal from the Soviet Peace ...

Politics - Cold War - Propaganda - United States Printed in Moscow

By presenting ears confined behind bars, it suggests that the promise of free expression may, in practice, be limited or controlled—offering a pointed commentary shaped by the ideolo...

Cold War - Communism - Propaganda - Russia Cold War - Communism - Propaganda - Russia

Beautiful original poster of Viktor Koretzky from 1950 for peace. Cold War - Communism - Propaganda - Russia De Gaulle - Churchill

Original Poster Politics - USSR - Propaganda - Cuba - Cold War Fidel Castro and Khrushchev

This 1968 Soviet poster, commonly translated as “Les méfaits de l’impérialisme américain” (“The crimes of American imperialism”), is a powerful example of Cold War visual propaganda....

It is both a product of its political context and a compelling example of how Soviet artists in the late 1960s embraced more direct and visually modern forms of communication. Origi...

Today, this poster stands as a striking artifact of Cold War-era visual propaganda, a bold fusion of ideology, science fiction, and state-sponsored optimism.

Original Poster Cold War - USSR - Propaganda - Vietnam - Russia - Napalm

This powerful 1953 original Soviet poster by Zelenski is a striking example of Cold War–era peace propaganda, created at a time when the Soviet Union positioned itself as the defende...

This dynamic 1978 Soviet poster is a striking example of late Cold War military propaganda, combining bold graphic design with a clear and direct message: “Воин, повышай огневое маст...

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Original Poster Politics - USSR - Propaganda - Cuba - Cold War Fidel Castro and Khrushchev

This powerful 1971 poster by Victor Koretsky exemplifies the confrontational and symbolic visual language of late Soviet propaganda. Created during the height of the Cold War, it sta...

Volikov is a striking example of Cold War-era anti-colonial propaganda, expressing strong support for African independence movements.

This powerful 1969 poster by Victor Koretsky stands as a stark example of late Cold War political propaganda. It warns of the perceived resurgence of fascism in West Germany, specifi...

Created in 1966, We Are a Reliable Shield of the Fatherland is a powerful example of Cold War–era Soviet propaganda, reflecting the central role of military strength—particularly air...

stands as a striking example of politically engaged poster art—powerful, direct, and deeply rooted in the historical context of 20th-century liberation movements. Original Poster C...

A visually powerful example of Cold War space propaganda, this work embodies the era’s faith in speed, progress, and the limitless upward trajectory of science and socialism.

This poster is a powerful example of the role art played in Cold War-era propaganda. By ridiculing NATO, it sought to bolster Soviet ideological narratives and galvanize public suppo...

Highly collectible today, this 1951 RAF poster stands as a striking example of Cold War-era propaganda, celebrating both the power of flight and the call to serve.

The original 1964 Soviet poster by artist Viktor Semenovich Ivanov is a compelling piece of Cold War-era propaganda, encapsulating the spirit of international solidarity and the figh...

Today, this 1965 poster is a significant artifact for those interested in the history of the Vietnam War, Soviet propaganda, and Cold War-era art. It stands as a testament to the way...

Karakashev, titled "Shame on Racists" (Позор Расистам), is a striking example of Cold War-era propaganda with a bold anti-racist message.

By invoking the names of two prominent leaders known for their staunch opposition to totalitarianism, the poster aligns itself with the values of democracy and freedom. Cold War - C...