Koretsky V.B.
Here they are, people's "rights" in the world of capitalism...
| Year: | 1978 |
| Issue: | 15 000 |
| Publisher: | Plakat |
| Place of publishing: | Moscow |
| Description: | 128.4 billion dollars in fiscal year 1979 appropriated the US - the main stronghold of capitalism - for military needs. These are atomic, hydrogen and neutron bombs, "flying fortresses" and flying rockets - the blood and tears of millions of people. 4770 prisons and places of detention in the United States, in which over a quarter of a million people were languishing in 1977. Out of every 10 prisoners there are 7 Negroes, every sixth is a Mexican. 16 million people, according to the UN, in the developed capitalist countries, such as the US, Britain, Japan, etc., are unemployed. Endless queues at labor exchanges. 60 million workers in the developed capitalist countries struck in 1976. They opposed violence and exploitation, rising prices and unemployment, against the ban on professions, they fought against the violation of rights and freedoms. 40 million Americans do not have the means to pay for medical care. 7 million American families huddle in completely unfit for habitation. 100 million hungry people in Latin America, where they are enjoying US monopolies, for whom they are all "second class" people, deprived of all rights and freedoms, doomed to starvation and extinction. 890 million illiterates on the globe, and most of them in the former colonial and dependent regions of Asia, Africa, and Latin America, dependent on foreign monopolies. In the US, 2.4 million children remain outside the school yearly. 149 billion net profits received the US monopoly in 1976. This is due to the cruel exploitation, the blood and sweat of the workers, hunger, poverty, the total lack of rights of the working people in the capitalist world. Here they are, the "rights" of man in the world of capital. |
| Reference Price: | 400 |
| Printing Technique: | Offset printing |
| Language: | English German Russian |
| Size: | 88 х 134.5 |
| Period: | 1965-1984 |
| Categories: | Anti-imperialist propaganda Anti-American propaganda |
| Style: | Photomontage |