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Ekh ty nemets, pri da pri zhe...[Ach, you German ... Never matter how you try, you won't invade Paris, but if you try to, we'll take Berlin'].

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Vil'gel'mova karusel' [Wilhelm's merry-go-round]. [My army is being beaten near Paris, but I'm running in circles unable to do anything]'.

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Nemtsy! Sil'ny khosha vy, A ne videt' vam Varshavy... 'Germans, although you are strong, you won't get Warsaw!. You better go back to Berlin, while some of you are still alive'.

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Massa nemstev, peshkikh, konnykh edut s pushkami v vagonakh,...['A lot of German ground troops, artillery and cavalry were going by train, but the Cossacks carried out a raid and crushed the Germans'.

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Plyli etim mesiatsem, Turki s polumesiatsem... [The Turks were sailing under their half-moon flag, but near Sinop they might find their death by drowning'.]

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Voenniia karikatury/ Ekh kaby na verkh vzobratsia-vse by nashe bylo! Nuka ia vam pomogu! [Military Caricatures/ If you clamber up to the top - you will all be ours! Come then, I'll help you!]

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Khochu byt' Napoleonom. Chto zhe, pozhalyista, my pomozhem. [I want to be Napoleon. Well then, please, we will help you.] A Caricature of Wilhelm II.

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1-i Geroi [The First Hero]. A poem in Russian about four Cossacks fighting thirty two Germans. Russian poster.

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Paren' bosen'koi, zovut ego Vasen'koi ... Nemetskii Vil'gel'm po russkim poslovitsam [A bare-foot young lad called Vasen'ka... The German Wilhelm through Russian proverbs]

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A nashego to polku pribylo...[Our numbers have grown ... We've got more forces on our side- and they've got casualties on their side'.]

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Slavnom lese avgustom, Bitykh nemtsev tysiach sto vam...[In the glorious August forest, there are a thousand dead Germans.]

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Chto Vil'gesha, milyi drug... [Little Wilhelm, dear friend... ]. A poem in Russian: Russia, England and France are beating Wilhelm, and to amuse Austria she is being beaten by Serbia.

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Chtozh, teper' uznaesh' vkus... [Now you will find out the taste...]. A poem in Russian: Don't even think about Russia - I'll snap you and pull [out] your moustache.

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Khrabyi nash kazak Kriuchkov... [Our brave Cossack Kriuchkov...]. A poem in Russian: 'Our brave Cossack Kriuchkov is wandering around and catching enemies- as many as he can pin on his pike'.

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Russian posters of World War I

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Skazka o nemtse, kazake i russkom skipidare [The Tale of the German, the Cossack and the Russian turpentine].

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Trekhetazhnyi fokus [The Three-storey trick].

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Ono poniatno, chto pogret'sia kazhdomu khochetsia, tol'ko zachem' zhe...tae...gur'boi-to? [It's understandable that you each want to warm yourself for a while, but why..in a crowd?]'

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Russian posters of World War I

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Chto russkomu zdorovo, to nemtsu smert' [What is healthy for the Russian, is deadly for the German].

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Sdal' avstriets russkim L'vov... [Austrians surrended L'vov to the Russians... as they, being rabbits, cannot fight us lions!. We'll push them further, up to Krakow!'.]

Austrians surrended Lvov to the Russians as they being rabbits cannot fight us lions we will push them further up to Krakow!'. (Sdal' avstriets russkim L'vov?) Author Vladimir Vladimirovich Maiakovskii, Illustrated by Vladimir Vladimirovich Maiakovskii.

Location British Library/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier AR9114951

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5658px × 3903px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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armed conflicts

FIRST WORLD WAR

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Russian poster of World War 1

Russian poster of World War I

Russian Posters of World War 1

Russian Posters of World War I

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