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![A guide explains one of the posters in the exhibit, "Perestroika," created by Alexander Amelin in 1988, two years before the Soviet Union's collapse. The poster presents the red silhouette of a pregnant woman marked with the communist symbol. According to the Wende Museum brochure, "the unborn child, designated with the large question mark, highlights the uncertainty [of the future of Russia]."](https://archeroracle.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/USSR-900x600.jpg)
