We will fulfill Ilyich’s precepts 1927

The poster created by K. Uon in 1927 promotes Lenin’s cooperative ideals as the foundation for building socialism. It shows a crowd gathered before a Consumers Society building with Lenin’s portrait displayed, symbolizing guidance and unity. A red banner reads “We will fulfill Ilyich’s precepts”, reinforcing loyalty to Lenin’s legacy. The slogan explains that with full cooperation the people would already stand firmly on socialist soil. The message calls for the entire society to unite into a single cooperative of workers. The imagery and text together highlight the Soviet push for collectivized trade and production during the late 1920s.