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1 Ruble. This is Our Profit
Authentic Russian T-shirt. Screen printed in Moscow, Russia. Manufactured of 5.1 oz. fabric – luxuriously soft 100% cotton ring-spun yarn with double-needle coverseamed neck. Print based on the famous Soviet poster of Stalin era.
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Stalin is Our Guide
Sizes: M Medium, L Large, XL X-Large Metric: 46-48, 48-50, 52-54 Consists of: 100% cotton Availability: ships within 5-7 business days Origin: Russian Federation PRODUCT DETAILS: This is an original Russian T-shirt. Screened printed in Moscow, Russia. Manufactured of 5.1 oz. fabric – luxuriously soft 100% cotton ring-spun yarn with double-needle coverseamed neck. The front of the T-shirt replicates a famous post-World War II poster of Soviet Russia, portraying Stalin at the wheel with USSR written on it and stating in bold font: Stalin is our Guide. Smaller font inscription to the left of the Father of all Peoples says: Captain of the Soviet country leads us from victory to victory! implying newer and newer Soviet victories in the fields and in industry. The back of the T-shirt pictures Stalin as a successor of Lenin, with a Banner of Lenin poem displayed in the upper right corner of the print. MORE INFO / RELATED STORY: JOSEPH STALIN 1879-1953 Joseph Stalin was the dictator of the Soviet Union for nearly a quarter of a century. His rule is infamous for his use of police terror and the frequent mass murders of his own people. Georgian Marxist revolutionary and later virtual dictator of the USSR 1928-53, born in Gori, C Georgia, the son of a cobbler and ex-serf. He studied at Tiflis Orthodox Theological Seminary, from which he was expelled in 1899. After joining a Georgian Social Democratic organization 1898, he became active in the revolutionary underground, and was twice exiled to Siberia 1902, 1913. As a leading Bolshevik he played an active role in the October Revolution 1917, and became peoples commissar for nationalities in the first Soviet government and a member of the Communist Party Politburo. In 1922 he became general secretary of the Party Central Committee, a post he held until his death, and also occupied other key positions which enabled him to build up enormous personal power in the party and government apparatus. After Lenins death 1924 he pursued a policy of building