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Political flags of the Soviet Union

Last modified: 2021-08-26 by rob raeside
Keywords: lenin (vladimir) | komsomol | young communist league of ussr | vlksm | pioneers | ленин | всегда готов |
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Young Communist League of USSR

VLKSM badge
image by Dov Gutterman, Mar 1999
from www.aha.ru/~intcentr/

It is not a flag but the badge of the late VLKSM aka Young Communist League of USSR.
Alexei Arkhipov, 22 Mar 1999

Wasn’t it used as a flag in the old days? I know it was widely spread as a pin, but if I recall correctely, I saw it as a flag also, no?
Jorge Candeias, 23 Mar 1999


Young Pioneers of USSR

Pioneers’ flag
image by Victor Lomantsov, 18 Jan 2004

Flag of Young Pioneer Organization (USSR): Red flag with pioneer’s pin in the centre: red star, Lenin and motto "Always ready!" ("Всегда готов!" ="Vsegda gotov!"). (Image made according to photo of M. Revnivtsev.)
Victor Lomantsov, 18 Jan 2004


Decorative banners with Lenin’s likeness

Lenin banner
image by Jorge Candeias, 19 Feb 2002

A video produced by the Carnegie Endowment featured footage of a celebration in Red Square. During that celebration I saw several Soviet flags with V.I. Lenin (his head) on the red field. In fact, the visage of Lenin matches the one seen on the Komsomol emblem at the Further, a yellow banner with Lenin’s name (in Cyrillic: "ЛЕНИН") was located beneath his head.
Chancellor Sean, 18 Feb 2002

That was very common: You could also see during the existence of Soviet Union flags with the heads of Marx, Engels and Stalin (and sometimes other highly placed leaders of several socialist countries), either individually, or grouped together in one flag. This practice came to the outside of the Iron Curtain, too.
Jorge Candeias, 19 Feb 2002


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