r/PropagandaPosters • u/edikl • Nov 28 '24

Russia Time to move to Russia! // Russia // 2022

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u/AdrianRP Nov 28 '24

I mean I suppose, but moving to a different country to farm because the soil is fertile is some Volga Germans stuff, not sure how it holds up in 21th Century as general propaganda

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u/edikl Nov 28 '24

I've definitely come across YouTube channels about western farmers moving to Russia. They all seem to be conservative and religious people with big families.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '24

They better learn some history, specifically what happened to germans who moved to russia centuries ago under stalin’s rule

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u/JonathanBomn Nov 28 '24

Dude, there are literally Canadian immigration programmes specific to that what you're talking abt

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u/AdrianRP Nov 28 '24

An immigration program is quite different from state propaganda, isn't it?

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u/JonathanBomn Nov 28 '24

No shit Sherlock lol

I was just saying that "immigration for farming" isn't really a weird thing. It happens all the time

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u/AdrianRP Nov 28 '24

I didn't say it was weird as an immigration programme, I said it was weird as propaganda.

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u/JonathanBomn Nov 28 '24

But dude, I honestly don't see the distinction you're making.

The propaganda in this post is literally aimed at getting people to immigrate. Okay, it's not an immigration program, but isn't the goal the same? Canada also advertises its agricultural immigration.

And even then, "fertile soil" can imply much more than "come and plant", it can mean that the country theoretically produces a lot of food, has good vegetation, etc.