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Descriere	English: Recruitment poster (lithograph) for the Red Army, published by the Soviet of Working Deputies of Odessa in or around 1919. It urges would-be soldiers to fight for the liberation of Bessarabia (На освобождение Бессарабии), pictured here as a woman pleading for assistance; Romania is pictured as the crowned dragon engulfing her. Beyond is a red star marked "Red Hungary" (in reference to the Hungarian Soviet Republic).
Dată	1919
Sursă	Poster Plakat 024
Autor	Department of Soviet Propaganda of the Executive Committee of the Soviet of Working Deputies, Odessa

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