1970s Soviet Union Anti-Tobacco Baby Doesn’t Want To Breathe Nicotine

This authentic 1970s Soviet Union public health poster delivers a powerful anti-tobacco message through compelling imagery and language. Featuring a baby enveloped in a smoke ring, it highlights the harmful impact of nicotine exposure on vulnerable populations. The Russian caption, translated as "We Don’t Want To Breathe Nicotine," reinforces the urgent call to protect future generations from smoking hazards. Marked with the number 6 in the lower right corner, this vintage piece stands as a historically significant artifact of Soviet public health campaigns.