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![Выпуск бумажных денег различными русскими Правительствами за один месяц. Issue of paper money by different Russian governments for one month.. (Three pictures. Picture 1 is labelled 1916. It depicts a well-ordered and grandly-decorated bank, with well-dressed customers and an impressive guard. The cashier's window is labelled: 'State Treasury: Cash Desk'. The text reads: "Imperial Government: Issue of paper money for one month in 1916 : 290 million roubles." Picture 2 is labelled 1917. It depicts the same bank in a decrepit state, red flags fly, the cashier, guard and customers are all dressed in ragged clothing. The text reads: "The Provisional Government: Issue of paper money for one month in 1917 : 832 million roubles." Picture 3 is labelled 1918. It depicts a shack outside in the street. The cashier and customers look drunk and dishevelled, the guards are playing the accordion and dancing. The text reads: "Soviet government: Issue of paper money for one month in 1918 : 4000 million roubles."])](https://images-cdn.bridgemanimages.com/api/1.0/image/600wm.BL.21700330.7055475/3297533.jpg?old-wm)
![Дружно за общее дело! Hand in hand for the common cause! (Depicts a peasant, a worker and a White Guardsman clasping hands. The Guardsman is pointing to the text. [Colour]. The text quotes sections from General Denikin's speech, discussing the Land Question (he calls for private ownership of land, etc.); the Workers' Question (he calls for an 8 hour working day, insurance, an end to unemployment) and quoting him as stating: "We go to the north to save Russia. We go there not to return to the old order or to defend class and class interests, but to create a new, bright life for all: for Left and Right, for Cossacks, peasants and workers..."] (From a speech of General Denikin to the Military, 3rd February 1919)](https://images-cdn.bridgemanimages.com/api/1.0/image/600wm.BL.27600330.7055475/3297493.jpg?old-wm)
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![Vzdorozhanie muzhskoĭ obuvi v Sovdepii (Series of four drawings [colour], accompanied by text. Picture 1 is labelled '1915'. It depicts a number of well-dressed men trying on shoes. There is plenty of stock and plenty of busy assistants. A sign reads '14 roubles a pair'. The text reads: "The purchaser took a long time choosing the style and quality - there was something to choose from." Picture 2 is labelled '1917'. It depicts one man trying on a pair of shoes. There is less stock and the assistants are standing around or reading the paper. A sign reads '75 roubles a pair'. The text reads: "During the days of the Revolution you had to be content with whatever they gave you." Picture 3 is labelled '1918'. It depicts a queue outside the shop and a Red Army soldier is guarding the door. A sign reads '500 roubles a pair, distributed according to the rationing system'. The text reads: "Under the Bolsheviks, only Comissars and Communists parade in new boots, the populace waits in line." Picture 4 is labelled '1919'. It depicts the door to the shop locked and bolted while ragged men stand around outside barefoot. A sign reads: 'There are no boots and there won't be any'. The text reads: "Fewer cares - Fewer worries! In a free country you can go about barefoot."](https://images-cdn.bridgemanimages.com/api/1.0/image/600wm.BL.78600330.7055475/3297508.jpg?old-wm)
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![Так большевистские карательные отряды из латышей и китайцев насильственно отбирают хлеб, разоряют деревни и расстреливают крестьяне. Thus the punitive Bolshevik detachments of Latvians and Chinese take bread by force, destroy villages and shoot peasants. Depicts a Red Armyman executing two peasants, while two other Red Armymen stand by watching and laughing. [Colour]. The text reads: "Thus the punitive Bolshevik detachments of Latvians and Chinese take bread by force, destroy villages and shoot peasants.](https://images-cdn.bridgemanimages.com/api/1.0/image/600wm.BL.87600330.7055475/3297499.jpg?old-wm)
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![Подвиг Петра Щипки. Petr Shchipki’s heroic deed. Depicts Petr being attacked by Red Armymen. [Black and White]. The text reads: "Seeing that the enemy was near and that with every minute the bolsheviks, blind with terrible evil, might catch up with the Commander, who was fleeing on foot...Petr Shchipka...disregarding the mortal danger and thinking only of his duty to the war and to christians, himself, OF HIS OWN WILL, DISMOUNTED FROM HIS HORSE and GAVE THE HORSE TO HIS COMMANDER.... he himself fell to his death under the blows of the embittered Reds, blocking the route to his Commander with his body..." (From an order of the Cossack Army no.15, 31 May 1919.](https://images-cdn.bridgemanimages.com/api/1.0/image/600wm.BL.86600330.7055475/3297489.jpg?old-wm)
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![Ot mraka k svetu... [From darkness into light,
'From darkness into light; From Battle to Books; from Misery to happiness'. [Written in the book]: A Red Army man points out to an enthusiastical crowd, that now the Civil war has ended and they must turn their attention from battle to books.](https://images-cdn.bridgemanimages.com/api/1.0/image/600wm.BL.22581330.7055475/3315343.jpg?old-wm)
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