Originally part of a poster series featuring photos of imprisoned Soviet Jews overlaid with graphic of prison bars, and message "Let my people go!" Updated following Sharansky's release.
Part of a poster series with tagline "Free them now," with text and images describing Jewish life in the Soviet Union. Includes a photo of Soviet Jews greeting Israeli Ambassador (later Prime Minis... Show morePart of a poster series with tagline "Free them now," with text and images describing Jewish life in the Soviet Union. Includes a photo of Soviet Jews greeting Israeli Ambassador (later Prime Minister) Golda Meir, refusenik artist Boris Penson's painting "Family", and a letter by refusenik Boris Kochubievsky. Show less
Poster publicizing a Jerusalem exhibition about the plight of Soviet Jewry titled "Let My People Know". Its opening event featured freed refusenik Yosef Mendelevich.
Poster with text and photo of Marina (daughter of Aleksandr) Tiemkin wearing Star of David necklace, who at 13 was forcibly removed from her father and sent for "re-education" for applying to emigr... Show morePoster with text and photo of Marina (daughter of Aleksandr) Tiemkin wearing Star of David necklace, who at 13 was forcibly removed from her father and sent for "re-education" for applying to emigrate with him to Israel. Show less
Poster draft for event with recent Soviet emigre Igor Tufeld that would describe the current plight of Soviet Jews and implication of recent events. Includes photo of Tufeld and recent events liste... Show morePoster draft for event with recent Soviet emigre Igor Tufeld that would describe the current plight of Soviet Jews and implication of recent events. Includes photo of Tufeld and recent events listed in crossword pattern. Show less
Hand lettered poster with image of refusenik Mikhail Shirman and black border in the style of a death notice. Shirman died of leukemia in Israel following a bone marrow transplant from his only sib... Show moreHand lettered poster with image of refusenik Mikhail Shirman and black border in the style of a death notice. Shirman died of leukemia in Israel following a bone marrow transplant from his only sibling who was delayed from leaving the Soviet Union by its restrictive immigration policy. Show less
Poster with title text and photo of refusenik Yefim Davidovich, who died of poor health after being denied the right to leave the Soviet Union, with a black border in the style of a death notice.
Poster publicizing a mission to Washington, DC to meet with members of Congress regarding Soviet Jewry, with graphic of protesting at the U.S. Capitol building.
Poster describing plight of various Soviet Jews imprisoned for teaching Hebrew and other Jewish educational activities and encouraging advocacy for Soviet Jewry, with photo of Hebrew teacher.
