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Propaganda posters were an integral part of attesting to the world the close relationship between China and the Soviet Union and as seen from this photographic collection they walk hand-in-hand, kissing, clutching each other, all happy and gay, so to speak.
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China and Russia had long been allies and now, as communist states , that relationship was more important to both countries than ever before. Communist propaganda has always been an integral part of that particular political structure, and Chinese-Russian propaganda attests to how much each country wanted to show the world they had a united front - China and Russia walking hand-in-hand, happy and gay, so to speak.
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“So many Communist propaganda posters feature men holding hands, kissing, or clutching each other in a passionate embrace—all to symbolize the great bond between men of different cultural backgrounds unified under Communism,” explained the event listing, “But what if the artists behind these posters were just creating the least-subtle.
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Communist hammer and sickle with the colors of the LGBT pride flag. Our Production Team establishes the highest quality standards for third-party printers who participate in the marketplace to ensure that every product sold is perfect.
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Vinyl stickers offer a vibrant and expressive way to show support, pride, and inclusivity for the community. Made from durable vinyl material, they withstand outdoor elements and can be displayed on cars, laptops, and more.
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This poster demonstrates how much Stalin’s words against “bourgeois” homosexuality deviated from what was actually being put out into the public through the Soviet Union’s homoerotic WWII advertisements.
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Words by Laura Feinstein. Less familiar is the tender side of this ideology.
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There’s a collection of steamy homoerotic Communist propaganda posters from the s floating around on the internet and we want some Sino-Soviet fan fiction about them.
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Socialist regimes now held power across one-fifth of the globe, ruling a combined population of almost million people. Maintaining a friendly and productive relationship between Moscow and Beijing was seen as crucial for the survival and advancement of socialism.
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China and Russia had long been allies and now, as communist states , that relationship was more important to both countries than ever before. Communist propaganda has always been an integral part of that particular political structure, and Chinese-Russian propaganda attests to how much each country wanted to show the world they had a united front - China and Russia walking hand-in-hand, happy and gay, so to speak.
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