Original vintage poster in czech language: “Z MISTROVSKYCH SOUTEZI A Z MEZINARODNIHO SPORTU – PASMO KRATKYCH FILMU ZE ZAPISNIKU SPORTOVNIHO REPORTERA” or “FROM CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITIONS AND FROM INTERNATIONAL SPORT – A RANGE OF SHORT FILMS FROM THE NOTEBOOK OF A SPORTS REPORTER” with names and short description of each short movie, for example: CHRISTMAS OF HOCKEY PLAYERS IN 1953 – CZECHOSLOVAK HOCKEY PLAYERS IN SWEDEN – SPORT AND HEALTH – FUNNY HUNGARIAN MOVIE ABOUT IMPORTANCE OF SPORT FOR PEOPLE… Anonymous artist, most likely around 1950s Printed in: Orbis 02. Poster was stored folded, shows fold lines, also shows some tears and creasing especially on edges, in corners and in fold lines, yellowing and some stains, pinholes in corner areas. The Czechoslovak Youth Union (abbreviated CSM) was a unified youth organization in Czechoslovakia controlled by the Communist Party of the Czech Republic, which was preceded in the Czech lands by the Czech Youth Union. The union was founded in 1949 by the merger of four youth organizations. The CSM was a component of the National Front and was subject to the direct control of the Communist Party, while other youth organizations were liquidated. The main goal of the union was ideological influence on the youth and promotion of the policy of the ruling communist party. Its press organ became the publishing house Mlada Fronta. In 1968, the CSM disbanded. During the normalization period, the union was renewed and renamed the Socialist Youth Union (SSM). All members of the union, i. Members of the union, wore a costume that was identical to the previous costume of the Czech Youth Union. The costume consisted of a blue sports shirt, the emblem of the Czechoslovak Youth Association was placed on the pocket. Part of the costume was a tie and a beret, equipped with the CSM badge. A blue skirt was recommended for girls, dark trousers for boys. In the summer, boys could wear corduroy blue shorts (Wiki). If you have any questions about offered items or anything else, feel free to ask us, you will be very welcome!