Original title on the poster. IN: 25 x 39 = CM: 64 x 100. Original vintage Soviet poster (from the first release of this movie in Soviet Union – February 1955) for the Czechoslovakian film – “Frona” also known as “Sestry” (Czh), “The Sisters” (Engl). Much has changed in the Czechoslovak countryside during the years of people’s power. The kulaks (reach family) have lost their former power, poverty and the need of land-poor peasants are a thing of the past. But they still have a strong attachment to their field, to their border. They are skeptical about the success stories of agricultural cooperatives. The former owners of the village play on this attachment to the old. One of them is the former kulak Zobach G. Where by cunning, where by bribery Zobach tries to keep the boundaries. He consoles himself with the thought that the people’s republic will not last long, that the old order will be restored and, as before, half of the village will work on its fields. Against the background of the struggle between the new and the old, an acute conflict is brewing in the Zobach family. His son Florish Y. Pantik is married to the daughter of a poor peasant, Filipek. Hard-working, strong Frona G. Chelkova is a godsend for the old man Zobach. The whole burden of housework falls on her. Frona does not like her husband, who spends almost all the time in the tavern, but she expects to receive a plot of land from Zobach and therefore works, sparing no effort. Frona is even ready to sacrifice her feelings for the simple peasant guy Yuro O. Latskovich, whom she has secretly loved for a long time. Zobach knows Frona’s cherished dream and, playing on her hopes of getting “his” land, holds it tightly in his hands. Flourish hates and fears his father. He is sure that the past is over, that there will be no return to the old. If not for his father, Flourish would have blown the whole household long ago. The Zobach family is opposed in the film by the old Filipek, the chairman of the cooperative F. All his life he worked tirelessly, but did not acquire much wealth. His only joy is his daughters: the elder Frona and the younger Marisha M. Stepekalova, who is studying at the courses of tractor drivers. Hana Hegerová, Gustav Hilmar, Július Pántik. KHAZANOVSKIY MIKHAIL NAKHMANOVICH (NAUMOVICH) (1912 – 1990) – Soviet graphic artist, poster artist; He is best known as a master of film posters. Member of the USSR Union of Artists. Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1964). He worked in the field of easel graphics, advertising and political posters Women and girls! Let’s replace the men who went to the front! In 1945 the artist moved to Moscow. In the 1940s-1980s, he constantly worked in the field of propaganda posters, including social and political ones. Author of posters: Okno-TASS No. 48, Pies and donuts. Bruises and bumps “(1943), ” Be equal to the leaders, earn the award of the Motherland! ” (1948), “Builders of mining villages! Wider socialist competition for the early fulfillment of the annual plan for the construction of residential buildings for miners! Serviceable mechanisms will ensure the timely completion of construction work, increase workers’ earnings… “(1950), ” Follow the military regulations – be smart and brave! ” (1954), “Schoolchildren get skills in manual labor! ” (1955), “We need to learn to work – the work of the master is afraid! ” (1955), “Building life on virgin soil! ” (1955), “Let’s Clear the World! ” (1960), “For freedom and independence! ” (1973), “The Communists are the Standard Bearers of the World! Made several social posters together with the artists M. “, “Builders of mining settlements! He is the author of the agricultural poster Where the veterinary service is in friendship with the people, the cows are always healthy there! Poster For the Loads of Agriculture – Green Street! ” was positively assessed by critic ML Ioffe in his article “Campaign posters on agricultural themes” Journal “Art No. One of the leading masters of the film poster genre in the USSR. Collaborated with the publishing house “Reklamfilm”. Author of posters for famous films: “The House I Live In” (1957), “The Communist” (1958), “The Idiot” (1958), “The Last Inch” (1959), “Colleagues” (1963), “Alive and dead “(1963), ” Ordinary Fascism “(1965), ” Workers’ Village “(1966), ” Chief of Chukotka “(1966), ” By the Lake “(1970), ” Pirates of the 20th Century “(1980), ” Tehran- 43 “(1981). Mikhail Khazanovsky won 1st prize at the International Competition for Contemporary Film Poster (1962, Karlovy Vary). Diplomas of the Moscow branch of the Union of Artists of the USSR for the best posters of the year (1965, 1966, 1967). Khazanovsky are kept in the collection of the Russian State Library, the State Museum of Political History of Russia, the State Central Museum of Cinema, the Voronezh Regional Museum of Local Lore (VOKM), the Yaroslavl Art Museum, the Vyborg United Museum-Reserve, the Gelendzhik Museum of History and Local Lore, the Central Museum Taurida (WTC), KGIAMZ them. ED Felitsyn, the National Library of Belarus, private Russian and foreign collections. Some movie posters at the turn of 1940-50. Created in collaboration with L. From the unity of democratic anti-imperialist forces of the world, from their determination to fight for peace and security, for genuine democracy and socialism depends the future of the world. DIMITROV Dimitrov Georgi Mikhailov (1882 – 1949) is an activist of the Bulgarian and international communist movement. Dimitrov was called the “Bulgarian Lenin” and the leader of the Bulgarian people. After his death, he built a mausoleum in Sofia, like Lenin’s. 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