Propagandopolis
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Bits of (uncensored) propaganda from around the world.
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Динамика подписчиков
Подписчиков у канала «Propagandopolis»: 3 025. Средний охват поста за сутки около 397, вовлечённость 13,1 %.
По дням, последние 30 дней
| Дата | Подписчики | Изменение | Посты | Ср. просмотры поста |
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| 11 ноя | 3 025 | +1 | 0 | – |
| 10 ноя | 3 024 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 9 ноя | 3 024 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 8 ноя | 3 024 | −22 | 0 | – |
| 16 окт | 3 046 | – | 0 | – |
Когда публикует
Время по UTC. 4 поста за 90 дней.
Последние посты
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'Long live the all-conquering banner of Leninism!' — Soviet poster celebrating the 40th anniversary of the October Revolution, 1957. Designed by Maria Nesterova-Berzina, the poster shows Lenin surrounded by crowds waving the flags of the USSR's republics, with the republics' emblems round them. Emblems, clockwise from top: USSR, Latvian SSR, Moldavian SSR, Kirghiz SSR, Tajik SSR, Turkmen SSR, Georgian SSR, Byelorussian SSR, Russian SFSR, Ukrainian SSR, Azerbaijan SSR, Armenian SSR, Uzbek SSR, Kazakh SSR, Lithuanian SSR, Estonian SSR.
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Arkady was a great photographer. You can find a massive archive of his work here: https://russiainphoto.ru/search/?author_ids=322
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Portraits of Stalin on display at the Athletes Parade held in Moscow, 12 August 1945. Photographs by Arkady Shaikhet.
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'Our Kaiser in the Field' — German illustration from the First World War, ca. 1915. The illustration is a reproduction of a painting by Gustav Adolf Closs included in a book of the artist's work published in 1915, 'Feldgrau im Weltkriege 1914-15'.
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'We choose Hindenburg! We choose Hitler! Look at these leaders, and you will know where you belong!' — Nazi election poster (1932) comparing supporters of Hindenburg and Hitler. 'We choose Hindenburg!' is written in a Hebrew font, implying Hindenburg's voters are Jewish, while 'We choose Hitler!' is written in Fraktur. The characters at the top are a blend of SPD politicians and other anti-Nazi characters, and those below are prominent Nazi members. Characters are listed in full in the comments.
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'France and the USSR participate in the victory' — French poster (1944) showing the Nazi eagle being strangled by the French and Soviet flags. Published by the France-USSR Association (text at the bottom reads 'Read France-URSS', referring to its magazine). The association was a cultural organisation that worked to promote friendship between the two countries.
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‘In 1917, the Winter Palace - In 1959, the moon’ Soviet cartoon from Krokodil magazine (1959) celebrating the progress made under communism. The top panel shows revolutionaries storming the Winter Palace during the 1917 Revolution, while the second shows a cosmonaut flying to the moon. The text on the flags reads, in Russian and Chinese: ‘October Revolution… ‘Storming the cosmos’. Titled ‘Two Assaults’, the cartoon seems to have been drawn by a Chinese artist named as Gu Pu (ГУ ПУ). Published in the 30 January 1959 issue of Krokodil.
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An interesting find in the Soviet magazine 'Krokodil' today - possibly the first ever depiction of Mussolini in the Soviet press. Published in December 1922, it shows Mussolini looming over parliament, with '2/3' and '1/3' below. It was drawn by Boris Efimov, not long after Mussolini was appointed Prime Minister in October 1922. I'm having a bit of trouble translating the text, if anyone can help I'd appreciate it. I believe it's a pun - 'Zamusolennyi Parlament', something like 'The Mussolinified Parliament', though the first word 'Замусоленный' apparently means 'greasy' or 'worn out'. The smaller text quotes a newspaper report on Mussolini, I'm not sure which newspaper: 'The Fascists...
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'Friendship is forever, friendship is glorious!' — Soviet Ukrainian poster (1979) showing Russia and Ukraine joining hands. Artist: Yuri Mokhor.
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‘Metamorphosis of a class society’ — Cartoon by Danish artist Herluf Bidstrup (1965) depicting inequality through the ages. Bidstrup was a communist artist whose cartoons often appeared in Soviet and Eastern Bloc publications, like Krokodil magazine (where this was presumably published, though I haven’t found the exact issue yet). Bidstrup typically used a storyboard format like this one, which shows workers’ living standards and wages growing while the gap between them and the rich remains the same.
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'Long live the all-conquering banner of Leninism!' — Soviet poster celebrating the 40th anniversary of the October Revolution, 1957. Designed by Maria Nesterova-Berzina, the poster shows Lenin surrounded by crowds waving the flags of the USSR's republics, with the republics' emblems round them. Emblems, clockwise from top: USSR, Latvian SSR, Moldavian SSR, Kirghiz SSR, Tajik SSR, Turkmen SSR, Georgian SSR, Byelorussian SSR, Russian SFSR, Ukrainian SSR, Azerbaijan SSR, Armenian SSR, Uzbek SSR, Kazakh SSR, Lithuanian SSR, Estonian SSR.
Вопросы о канале «Propagandopolis»
Сколько подписчиков у канала «Propagandopolis»?
У канала «Propagandopolis» (@propagandopolis) 3 025 подписчиков на 12 ноября 2026 г.
Сколько человек видят пост в канале «Propagandopolis»?
Средний пост набирает около 400 просмотров за 24 часа, это примерно 13 % подписчиков (ERR).
О чём канал «Propagandopolis»?
Канал в категории «Факты», язык постов: английский. Описание канала: «Bits of (uncensored) propaganda from around the world.»
Какое место занимает канал «Propagandopolis»?
По числу подписчиков: №93 в категории «Факты», №2 248 среди международных каналов, №4 470 среди каналов на языке «английский», №5 145 в мире.
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