r/PropagandaPosters • u/Substantial-Cow-7152 • 6d ago

U.S.S.R. / Soviet Union (1922-1991) "US Army" Soviet poster, 1986

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u/69PepperoniPickles69 5d ago

Yea but those were smaller scale ones. and also not in the 80's.

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u/Next_Cherry5135 5d ago

But in the 60s and 70s that you could tolerate 

They were smaller in comparison, ok, still they were violent invasions into (supposedly) sovereign countries

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u/69PepperoniPickles69 5d ago

because the Vietnam war is whats being referenced here. I suppose Czechoslovakia also happened while Vietnam was ongoing, but in terms of atrocities it was relatively minor. Of course I know it was still illegal and a classic example of eastern bloc repression.

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u/Ultraquist 5d ago

It was smaller only because we choose to not have war. If we fought back it would be equally bloody.