Raise higher the banner of Marx, Engels, Lenin, and Stalin!

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Year:: 1936
Contributor:: Klutsis, Gustav, 1895-1938 (creator)
Genre:: posters
Subject:: Marx, Karl > 1818-1883; Engels, Friedrich > 1820-1895; Lenin, Vladimir Ilich > 1870-1924; Stalin, Joseph > 1879-1953
Local ID:: P 1746
Extent:: 1 poster; 50 x 94.5 cm.

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Abstract:: The link between Stalin and Lenin was one of the chief characteristics of the cult of Stalin that arose in the 30s.
Notes:: Lithograph

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Rights: No Copyright - United States
Restrictions on Use: Collection is open for research.

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Klutsis, Gustav, "Raise higher the banner of Marx, Engels, Lenin, and Stalin!" (1936). Views and Re-Views. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:89326/

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Views and Re-Views

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