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Space Race Propaganda
Translation: “Glory! To the Soviet people, pioneers of the cosmos!”
It is an image of a cosmonaut brandishing the Soviet hammer and sickle. Each of the red stars resembles one of the Vostok Space Missions.
The Space Race was one of the many…
It is an image of a cosmonaut brandishing the Soviet hammer and sickle. Each of the red stars resembles one of the Vostok Space Missions.
The Space Race was one of the many…
Soviet Anti-Alcohol Campaign - Alcohol Leads to Crime
The propaganda imagery shows a young child evolving into a rowdy criminal as he drinks more and more.
Translation of the text reads: “LITTLE BY LITTLE, AND YOU END UP WITH A HOOLIGAN. TOLERANCE OF DRINKING IS DANGEROUS. THERE IS BUT A STEP FROM…
Translation of the text reads: “LITTLE BY LITTLE, AND YOU END UP WITH A HOOLIGAN. TOLERANCE OF DRINKING IS DANGEROUS. THERE IS BUT A STEP FROM…
Soviet Propaganda Poster - Alcohol Causes Problems in the Family
Image of a baby on one side and a bottle of Vodka on the other side. The caption translates to: "Either Or"
The propaganda poster is implying that life is a choice between alcohol and family; both cannot coexist. One cannot be a good family member…
The propaganda poster is implying that life is a choice between alcohol and family; both cannot coexist. One cannot be a good family member…
"Racism - the Shame of America"
Image of a black man holding a sign that says "I am Man" while the United States flag appears to form daggers threatening him. The caption states: "Racism - the shame of America"
Helen O. Storrow standing in front of a tent at the Girl Scout training school.
Inscription: Verso: Mrs. Storrow Commandant at Winsor School 1917. [in a different hand:] W-127, wife of Storrow, James Jackson, 1864-1926
Helen O. Storrow, wearing a lei, with Girl Scout troops in Hawaii.
Inscription: [See individual photos for captions.], Inscription: Caption: Girlscouts at Ewa[?] Plantation School
Helen O. Storrow and a Brownie sitting on a log bench with a dog, possibly at Cedar Hill.
Inscription: Verso: {Storrow and Brownie at camp}, wife of Storrow, James Jackson, 1864-1926
Helen O. Storrow and her dog sitting by a lake, probably Long Pond, Pine Tree Camp.
Inscription: Caption: Two friends [in a different hand:] Mrs. Storrow and dog., wife of Storrow, James Jackson, 1864-1926
Helen O. Storrow, seated, right, with three unidentified women of the World Committee.
Inscription: Verso: {Mrs. Storrow as Chairman of the World Committee}, wife of Storrow, James Jackson, 1864-1926