This vintage poster reflects Soviet Cold War ideology, especially how the USSR presented its role in space exploration and international politics.

The large word “МИР” (MIR) means both “peace” and “world” in Russian. This double meaning is deliberate. The poster links space exploration with peaceful international cooperation, presenting the Soviet Union as a global leader working for collective progress rather than domination.

The phrase “Космосу — МИР” (“Peace to space” or “The world to space”) suggests that space should belong to all humanity, guided by socialist principles.

This poster visually reinforces the idea of international solidarity under socialism, contrasting with the Western narrative of space as a competitive or militarized arena. The USSR often emphasized cooperation to counter the image of the US-led Space Race as imperialist.

Material: Offset paper.

Size: 28x43cm

Printed in the 80's

Made in the USSR

This is guaranteed 100% soviet period item manufactured in the USSR.

This is not a recent issue,replica or tourist souvenir.