1988 HAPPY NEW YEAR. USSR.

Condition: there is a horizontal folding mark in the middle of the poster.
Title: HAPPY NEW YEAR, 1988
Scene depicts a colourfull Spasskaya Tower, translated as 'Saviour Tower', is the main tower on the eastern wall of the Moscow Kremlin which overlooks Red Square.
Interesting fact: 
Celebrating the New Year was no less important for the Soviets as it is now for modern-day Russians. In fact, many of the traditions enjoyed today were born in the USSR.
Even though the tradition of celebrating New Year came to Russia in the 15th century, the Bolsheviks initially banned it, claiming it was bourgeois. It wasn’t until 1947 that people in the country officially started celebrating the holiday again.
Artist:  V FEKPYAEV
Printed in the 80's
Size: 21,6 x 16,9 inches (55 x 43 cm)
Language: Russian
Made in the Soviet Union 
This is guaranteed 100% original Soviet period item manufactured in the USSR.
This is not a recent issue, replica or tourist souvenir.