File:Posledniy snaryad Antanty.png
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English: The last shell of the Entente. Poster.
Русский: "Последний снаряд Антанты". Плакат.
Снаряд последний ― Врангель белый Неважен качеством ― хоть брось! Но что-же нам осталось делать? Эх, будь что будет, на авось! И вот, сверкая злобно взором, Антанта заряжает пушку, Тесня туда барона-вора, Как мышь в коварную ловушку! Но два конца у палки вечно ― И вот истории финал: Барона гибель ждёт, конечно, Антанту же ― провал. |
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| Source | Digital Museum. Contemporary History of Russia |
| Author | Политотдел Реввоенсовета 14-й армии |
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