Soviet children were taught to never lie, always help their parents and study hard, in order to then be able to effectively work for the future of the working class and socialist paradise.
Respect the work of others! You made a mess – you clean it up!
S.Nizovaya, 1954
Not a drop! (of alcohol)
B.Reshetnikov, 1961
Don’t you dare!
S.Nizovaya, 1955
That’s not my business!
S.Nizovaya, 1956
Learn to do everything yourself!
S.Datskevich, 1954
Study hard!
M.Nesterova-Berzina, 1948
Don’t beat a child! It delays their development and spoils their character.
A.Laptev, 1929
Don’t be like this!
К.Ivanov, B.Briskin, 1957
I’ll do it by myself! Pupils! Do your homework by yourself!
S.Nizovaya, 1956
Don’t wait until a Good Samaritan does everything for you. Learn to get on with work and love different labor!
S.Nizovaya, 1957
Lessons in drawing, music and singing will no doubt improve a pupil’s culture.
V.Govorkov, 1959
Are YOU not like him?
Y.Pozdnev, I. Kominartz, 1957
If you want to be healthy, become tempered!
Koretsky, 1950
Never lie!
G.Shubina, 1965
We can do everything ourselves! We help our mom!
N.Vigilyanskaya, F.Kachelayev, 1960
You and me should help our mother ourselves! Help your elders!
S.Nizovaya, 1955
Love books – [it’s] a source of knowledge.
V.Suryaninov, 1952
Pioneer! Learn to fight for the cause of the working class!
Lebedev, N.Krasilnikov, 1930
They spoiled their son since childhood: “Oh, he’s so nice, clever and pretty!” And instead a dummy grew up. You reap what you sow!
А. Mosin, 1957
Don’t raise them as lords!
S. Zabaluyev, 1956
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How Soviet propaganda ‘taught’ people to raise children – Russia Beyond (rbth.com)
