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This poster is gives one of the few examples of the Tajik alphabet when it was based on Latin.
The text reads:
"Zinda bod partijaji kabiri Lenin va Stalin-peşvo va taşkildikandaji soxtmoni ƣalabanoki sotsializm."
After a heroic effort, the text has been translated as:
Zinda bod partijaji kabiri Lenin va Stalin-peşvo
Long live party great Lenin with Stalin leader
va taşkildihandaji soxtmoni ƣalabanoki sotsializm!
with organising building for sure socialism!
Disclaimer: We don't know any Tajik and are pretty much guessing.
User:Bogdangiusca, User:Dcabrilo and User:FrancisTyers.
From tg:User:Ibrahim:
"Long Live the great party of Lenin and Stalin - leaders and organisers of building victorious socialism"
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