Rashists are worse than fascists: Ukrainian artists changed posters

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Posters from World War II adapted to modern realities in Ukraine
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13:21, 06.04.2022
Author Yaroslava Zolotko
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Ukrainian artists have adapted posters from World War II to modern realities.

This was reported by the Telegram channel "Truha⚡️Ukraine".

They kill, maim, rape, destroy houses and infrastructure - this is what the Russian occupiers are doing in Ukraine. The consequences of these crimes are difficult to realize for a normal person.

Rashists are worse than fascists: Ukrainian artists changed posters
Rashists are worse than fascists: Ukrainian artists changed posters

Now on the posters instead of the Nazis - Russian occupiers. And the Ukrainians, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the International Legion and all international partners who support the defense of Ukraine from the aggressor are the heroes.

Rashists are worse than fascists: Ukrainian artists changed posters
Rashists are worse than fascists: Ukrainian artists changed posters
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