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title: Russia White Movement propaganda in the collection
url: https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/country/russia-white-movement/
description: Browse all 4 items from Russia White Movement in the FRAME collection, listed by date, each with its techniques, issuer, date and source.
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# Russia White Movement propaganda in the collection

4 objects, listed by date.

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3. Country: Russia White Movement

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- [«Единая Россія» 1-ruble stamp (Armed Forces of South Russia, Denikin, 1919)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/denikin-edinaya-rossiya-1-ruble-stamp-1919/) (Russia White Movement · 1919 · Transfer, Glittering generalities)
- [Миръ и свобода въ Совдепіи (Peace and Freedom in Sovdepia)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/mir-i-svoboda-v-sovdepii-1919/) (Russia White Movement · 1919 · Name-calling, Scapegoating, Fear appeal, Guilt by association). Content note: This 1919 poster uses antisemitic caricature (a demonic Trotsky wearing a Star of David) and depicts extrajudicial killing.
- [Poster of the Volunteer Army: Restoration of a Mighty, United and Indivisible Russia (marching column, 1919)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/white-volunteer-army-restoration-russia-poster-1919/) (Russia White Movement · 1919 · Glittering generalities, Bandwagon)
- [Vechernee Vremya, no. 304, front page (Rostov-on-Don, 4 July 1919): 'Belgorod'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/vechernee-vremya-rostov-belgorod-1919/) (Russia White Movement · Jul 4, 1919 · Name-calling, Scapegoating). Content note: White-press sketch calling Kerensky 'Khlestakov', blaming him for Trotsky, and calling Bolshevik guns 'tools of Satan'.