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[edit] Translation by en:User:Dr Dima

I'll use L and R for the person on the left and right, respectively. The lightning-like word above the L head says "crisis". The text on the scroll the L hand says "military plans". The bold font text at the bottom of the poster says "Same years, different "weather" [sic]". The words years and weather rhyme in Russian, but it still sounds quite lame. Sorry. The L and R thermometers say "American industry" and "Soviet industry", respectively. The text in a box under the thermometers says: "American figure - minus 22 per cent - indicates the nascent economic crisis in the US and, with it, the growing crisis in all the capitalist countries. Soviet figure - plus 20 per cent indicates the further mighty rise of Soviet industry". The signature says "Molotov".

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