File:Trotsky on a Polish poster of 1920.jpg

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DescriptionTrotsky on a Polish poster of 1920.jpg	English: Trotsky depicted by Polish propaganda as a blood-soaked Bolshevik during the Polish-Russian war of 1920
Date	7 June 2012
Source	E Fuchs, Die Juden in der Karikatur, Albert Langen, Verlag, München, 1921
Author	Skabowski

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