Political History Museum

Yesterday I visited the Political History Museum, it is located very close to Nikkis school, it rotates its exhibits often, is chalk full of interesting old propaganda, and it is Free. I think I may be spending a lot of time there. Anyhow on to some interesting propaganda.
The text says- Women in the Soviet Union have the same rights as Men.

Here is a stained glass window of Lenin. The Museum is located in the mansion where Lenin gave his first public address from a balcony after returning from Europe to lead the Russian Revolution.

The poster on top is some cold war propaganda, the top says phrases as in words, and the bottom says bases, as in Military Bases, I assume it means the sneaky distrustful Americans say peaceful things and then make more aggressive bases off the borders of the Soviet Union.

This one I believe dates from the Russian Revolutionary era, it says Kazak (as in person from Kazakhstan) You are with Who? With Us or with Them?

This one is one of my personal favorites, which side are you one, the heavenly or the hellish side... Interesting.

This one says Glory to the creator of the Constitution of the Soviet Union the Great Stalin. Around the poster are some of Stalin's handwritten notes about the Constitution.

Here is a World War 2 victory poster, showing the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and the United States releasing Lady Europe from the Fascist chains.

I think this one says Don't Indulge and it shows a Soviet Soldier carrying a book titled History of the great Patriotic War 1941-1945 and he is shaking his finger at a man dressed like a dark Uncle Sam who carries "Nuclear Bomb" in one hand and a torch in the other. I love it.