2. Putin's objective is #Novorossiya, Russian land severed by Lenin to put Russian loyalists in vastly expanded #UkraineSSR. He has it all except #Odessa & #Zapororhye.
3. Russian #maskirovka mandates looking weak.
2. Putin's objective is #Novorossiya, Russian land severed by Lenin to put Russian loyalists in vastly expanded #UkraineSSR. He has it all except #Odessa & #Zapororhye.
3. Russian #maskirovka mandates looking weak.
"Rosynka" ("Dewdrop") was a soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. Its name and logo evoke freshness and lightness, while the simple graphic design reflects the clean, functional style of Soviet beverage labels.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Rosynka" ("Dewdrop") was a soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. Its name and logo evoke freshness and lightness, while the simple graphic design reflects the clean, functional style of Soviet beverage labels.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Citro" was one of the classic citrus-flavored soft drinks of the USSR. This label from Dnipropetrovsk features oranges and lemons, highlighting the bright fruit imagery often used in Soviet beverage design.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Citro" was one of the classic citrus-flavored soft drinks of the USSR. This label from Dnipropetrovsk features oranges and lemons, highlighting the bright fruit imagery often used in Soviet beverage design.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
Apricot-flavored soft drinks were a common sight in Soviet stores. Produced by the Rosinka beverage association in Kyiv, this label features ripe apricots and a practical calendar-style date marker used on many USSR drink labels
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
Apricot-flavored soft drinks were a common sight in Soviet stores. Produced by the Rosinka beverage association in Kyiv, this label features ripe apricots and a practical calendar-style date marker used on many USSR drink labels
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
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"Lymon" ("Lemon") was a lemon-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. This label from Nikopol combines Ukrainian text with a stylized citrus illustration, reflecting the colorful regional design traditions of the USSR.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Lymon" ("Lemon") was a lemon-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. This label from Nikopol combines Ukrainian text with a stylized citrus illustration, reflecting the colorful regional design traditions of the USSR.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
Look at a map. It's gone. I suppose I could refer to #UkraineSSR Lenin created.
Or to #theUkraine pre 1914 that did not include any #BlackSea coast (Odessa and Taurida were oblasts of Russia proper and that reflected their population).
Look at a map. It's gone. I suppose I could refer to #UkraineSSR Lenin created.
Or to #theUkraine pre 1914 that did not include any #BlackSea coast (Odessa and Taurida were oblasts of Russia proper and that reflected their population).
It's ethnically almost entirely Russian & given context and threats & actions of 2014 chose various ways to rejoin Russia.
That's over.
It's ethnically almost entirely Russian & given context and threats & actions of 2014 chose various ways to rejoin Russia.
That's over.
"Apelsyn" ("Orange") was an orange-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. This label from Nikopol features Ukrainian text and a bold citrus slice illustration, making the flavor instantly recognizable to customers.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Apelsyn" ("Orange") was an orange-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. This label from Nikopol features Ukrainian text and a bold citrus slice illustration, making the flavor instantly recognizable to customers.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Vyshnia" ("Cherry") was a cherry-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. This label from the Lutsk Brewery features bold colors and stylized cherries, a simple yet effective approach common in Soviet beverage design.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels
"Vyshnia" ("Cherry") was a cherry-flavored soft drink produced in Soviet Ukraine. This label from the Lutsk Brewery features bold colors and stylized cherries, a simple yet effective approach common in Soviet beverage design.
#USSR #UkraineSSR #SovietDesign #VintageLabels