Just a mobile advertisement - Weapons, drugs, prostitutes.3yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/ANormalDayInRussia
1968 USSR stamp honoring the... strong post-war kinship feeling between peasants and the army.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
There's no God!. 1970s, poster disseminated in USSR after Gagarin's flight.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
We caught enough of them for the foundation, we can start the construction.1yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/ANormalDayInRussia
Duma, 1990. Member of Parliament, V. A. Marychev, discusses legal regulations during a parliamentary session. [810x567]4mo ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Peace - 1988 poster, released after the Moscow Summit, to commemorate the signing of the US-USSR Nuclear Forces Treaty.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
Hank discovers the popular tape which marked veteran porn star Fernanda Valley's return to the adult film industry, on the occasion of her 18th birthday.5mo ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/KingOfTheHill
After the Second Gopnik War, the traitors' heads were shaved for betraying Adidas.10mo ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/ANormalDayInRussia
Russian Duma, 1990. Member of Parliament, V. A. Marychev, discusses legal regulations.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
United StatesHomosexuality: Legitimate, Alternate DEATHSTYLE! (USA, 1986). With this comic book, Dick Hafer (that is his real name) takes out his pencil to teach readers that What consenting adults do in the privacy of their own home CAN hurt you!.3yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
The only known photo of the unidentified serial babushkiller of Omsk.9mo ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/ANormalDayInRussia
Map of Russia in Independence Day (1996). The aliens have teleported Moscow to Siberia, moved St. Petersburg 72 years back, created a new city named Novosyoyrsk, and released a horrible cloud of something named FZNAMZNON upon the Earth.1yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/MovieMistakes
The Marshall Plan versus the Marshal Stalin Plan - 1949 cartoon, drawn in response to Stalin's rejection of the Marshall Plan.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
Hematogen, the popular Russian children's candy, made with genuine cow blood.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
The Marshall Plan versus the Marshal Stalin Plan: a cartoon drawn in 1949, in response to Stalin's rejection of general George Marshall's Plan, the post-war European Recovery Program.1yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
Saturday, 31 August, 1985. Richard Ramirez enters a convenience store in Los Angeles and sees his own face staring at him from this fresh front page of the daily newspaper La Opinion. He realizes why people in the street had been giving him odd looks this morning, and knows the game is over.4yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/serialkillers
Recruitment posters of the Zetas, disseminated in Mexico around 2010, encouraged soldiers or ex-soldiers to join the cartel, promising good salaries, family care and good food, and offering contact numbers to reach the cartel's human resource representatives. (No Mexico flair is available).2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
For that special day, only the best suit. With three stripes!1yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/ANormalDayInRussia
Duma, 1990. Member of Parliament, V. A. Marychev, discusses legal regulations.3yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/ANormalDayInRussia
The result of typing common Russian words and haphazardly pasting the results: the sign in 2008's Chuck announces that inside this building, one will find: Apartments. Bear. Cavern.1yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/MovieMistakes
This Russian passport in the US TV series The Wire identifies its owner as Dovlaschch Lschchtvkfyrscht Fiedorovskal.1yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/MovieMistakes
Mister Stalin revolutionizes the drama - 1940 cartoon on the USSR-Finland war.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
Ashchf Lshtshfum in the fake passport from The Bourne Identity (2002), in the Bourne remake series. (Nobody involved in the production seemed to read Russian, or realize that switching the keyboard to Cyrillic and pressing Latin layout keys will *not* magically transcribe English into Russian).4yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/MovieDetails
This is from Police Academy II rather than from Russia... but someone on the set was from Russia. (And it was in 1985, so it's written in fitting red).6mo ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/ANormalDayInRussia
The never-captured Tylenol killer - who poisoned painkiller pill bottles in stores and killed 7 people in 1982's Chicago - caught on a pharmacy camera, watching his soon-to-be victim Paula Prince, as she unknowingly buys a bottle of cyanide-laced pills.6yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/serialkillers
Altai, the first mobile telephone, created in Russia in 1963. It allowed the mobile units to connect to landline phones, and was originally used for emergency services. [640x427]2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
The famous bunkers of Albania. Hundreds of thousands were built during the dictatorship of Enver Hoxha, who envisioned them hiding each of his citizens during the inevitable future attack on Albania, by - depending on Hoxha's daily mood - NATO, USA, Yugoslavia, Russia or an unknown entity.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
Map of Russia in Independence Day (1996). The aliens have teleported Moscow to Siberia, moved St. Petersburg 72 years back, created a new city named Novosyoyrsk, and released a horrible cloud of something named FZNAMZNON upon the Earth.4yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/MovieDetails
Cartoon published in early 1940s, possibly in 1940, after the Russo-Finnish war.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
Die Vaderland from April 1945 announces Hitler's demise and ponders the future.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
Yes, it's a shovel. And yes, it's a guitar. Functional for both purposes.3yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/ANormalDayInRussia
USA in the 1970s: selling cocaine was illegal, but selling these trinkets was not - therefore, certain interested parties promoted the idea of cocaine as THE symbol of rich, hedonistic, luxurious lifestyle, with advertisements and posters such as this one.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
Did you say freakish-looking serial killers? Here's Joseph Metheny. (Who also had a roadside burger stand where he claims to have sold burgers laced with his victims' flesh.)9yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/serialkillers
1939 cartoon published after the outbreak of the Winter War between Russia and Finland.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
Vote Brent (USA, 2008). This promotional comic book was printed to convince voters to elect a US politician by depicting his tireless fight against his political opponents, Satan, and, of course, sodomy.3yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
Ceausescu's House of the People, now housing Romania's Parliament. The dictator took 13 years and wiped much of old Bucharest's architecture to build it. At 4 million tons, it's the world's heaviest building, using as much electricity as a town. Rupert Murdoch wanted to buy it for 1 billion USD.3yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
Russian Duma, 1990. Member of Parliament, V. A. Marychev, discusses legal regulations with fellow parliamentarians.2yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
How to fill an empty tummy. Yes, that is Richard Chase, and yes, that is how that newspaper's page looked on that day.7yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/serialkillers
Ted Bundy, before anyone knew of him, accidentally photographed in his car while stalking victims.10yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/serialkillers
While no-one was looking, Greenland has quietly grown into one of the major powers of the world.6yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/europe
From the turning the hankriffic into the horrific file comes Goofy Time.5yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/KingOfTheHill
If Lieutenant Captain Major Colonel General Ramatkal Erran needs an emergency double, Robert Z'Dar (and a time machine) could probably help.6yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/WhoIsAmerica
10 years ago, a driver stopped in the early morning fog to take a photo of this unusual sight...10yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/creepy
Final photos taken by tourists before they ran into their murderers. (Stories in the comment)10yr ⋅ BurtGummer1911 ⋅ r/creepy
