A VOICE OF WOMEN FROM SOVIET POSTERS

Abstract

‘A Voice of Women from Soviet Posters' investigates anti-religious magazines published following the 1917 Socialist October revolution. The study focuses on the representations of women, the objectives the Soviet government set for them, creating the concept of Soviet missions for women, and their function in the socialist worldview. The article examines the essential details of the 'old,' 'death,' and a collective 'living,' as well as the phenomenon of predisposition, and much more. Moreover, the study analyzes the harsh consequences of Soviet reality and concludes that humans are always drawn back to their entrails and true mission.