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A Spectre is Haunting Europe, The Spectre of Communism - TATE - The Russian Revolution Cushion Pipping haystacks and the faade ofThis poster is by Valentin Scherbakov and was made in Moscow circa 1924, the visible slogan is from Marx and Engels, 1884 Manifesto of the Communist Party. The photo of Lenin is from the Russian Civil war, as he is addressing his red troops on May 5th 1920. After Lenins death, there was a massive Lenin Cult propaganda campagin in preperation for the far greater Stalin Cult, which occured in the 1930s, and the idea was that Stalin would become 'The