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The 1932 Soviet poster dedicated to the 8th of March holiday. The red text reads:

The 8th of March: A day of rebellion by working women against kitchen slavery.

The grey text in lower right reads:

Say NO to the oppression and vacuity of household work!
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  • Source: plakaty.ru"
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1932

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