Una rara copia sopravvissuta del 'Punalippu', 'Red Flag'; rivista giugno 1923, un numero speciale 'Red Midsummer' (n. 10 e 11). 28 pagine del propa sinistro
2672 x 3563 px | 22,6 x 30,2 cm | 8,9 x 11,9 inches | 300dpi
Data acquisizione:
12 luglio 2024
Ubicazione:
Studio Mikko Mattila
Altre informazioni:
A rare survived copy of the "Punalippu", "Red Flag"; magazine June 1923, a special "Red Midsummer" issue (No 10 and 11). 28 pages of the leftish propaganda ready for spreading among working class teenage girls and boys. The magazine was printed at the Socialist Workers' Party of Finland's (STP) press. The Socialist Workers' Party of Finland was established on 13 May 1920 at the Helsinki Workers' House. On 3 August 1923, the STP parliamentary group, members of party committee, the secretariat and district organisation leaders, and other members of staff were arrested.and the press was shut down. The arrests and ban were justified with alleged links to the illegal Communist Party. In 1920s the Communist hunt was ongoing in Finland and a new parties, a new papers and a new youth organisations were established when the old ones were banned. Helsinki, Finland, Europe. A private collection.
