1970s Soviet Union Anti-Tobacco "Don’t Kill Your Future Baby"

This authentic vintage 1970s Soviet public health poster delivers a powerful anti-smoking message. Featuring the silhouette of a pregnant woman with an ashtray and burning cigarette positioned where the unborn child would be, it vividly warns against the dangers of smoking during pregnancy. The Russian caption translates to "Don’t Kill Your Future Baby," emphasizing the serious health risks to unborn children. Numbered 7 in the lower left corner, this collectible piece represents a distinctive example of Soviet-era public health advocacy.