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Three Soviet-era propaganda posters are displayed on a reddish-brown wooden wall, illuminated by an industrial-style caged light fixture on the left. The scene likely depicts an indoor historical exhibit or themed space in Krasnoyarsk, Russia. The largest poster, centrally placed at the bottom, is the iconic "РОДИНА-МАТЬ ЗОВЕТ!" (The Motherland Calls!). It features a resolute woman in a flowing red robe, symbolizing the Motherland, extending her right arm upwards in a summoning gesture. In her left hand, she holds a document titled "ВОЕННАЯ ПРИСЯГА" (Military Oath). The visible text on the oath reads, "I, a citizen of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, joining the ranks of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, take an oath..." and details commitment to duty, discipline, protection of property, and readiness to fight for the Motherland against enemies, warning of severe consequences for betrayal. Stylized bayonets or rifles form a diagonal pattern in the background. Above it, to the left, another poster shows a man in a cap, seemingly focused on an action below him, with fragmented battle scenes and a woman's face in the background. It bears the texts "СПАСИ!" (Save!) and "БЕЙ НАСМЕРТЬ!" (Fight to the Death!), conveying a desperate call for defense. To the right, the third poster depicts a determined, smiling soldier holding a large red flag aloft. Behind them, a building, possibly the Reichstag, is visible with banners, suggesting a triumphant moment. The prominent text states "ВОДРУЗИМ НАД БЕРЛИНОМ ЗНАМЯ ПОБЕДЫ!" (Raise the Banner of Victory Over Berlin!), with "ГЕРМАНИЯ" (Germany) also visible, celebrating an impending victory. The posters, likely from the World War II era, are attached to the wooden panels with small fasteners, and the overall display uses artificial warm light from the nearby fixture to create a historical atmosphere.
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