This brochure is one of the most widely distributed documents to the public during Expo 67. It is easily found for resale on online auction sites. It is very graphic and colorful, drawing inspiration from a space exploration theme. It describes the Soviet pavilion, with a map of the different levels. It comes in various versions (matte paper with a red hammer and sickle logo, glossy paper with a similar but silver logo) and in at least 6 known languages: French, English, and less commonly or even very rare in German, Spanish, Russian, and Ukrainian. “The Soviet Union, the Soviet Pavilion, the Soviet Character. An event of epochal significance shook the world one ordinary, dreary autumn day, when a fine drizzle sprayed the streets of European towns and villages. A socialist revolution broke out in Russia. This happened fifty years ago, on November 7th, 1917. The Rus… Russia … the Land of the Soviets…”
USSR — Flyer “Unión soviética, pabellón soviético, el carácter soviético. (La guía mas breve de la URSS.)”
Pavillon : 
USSR
[Classification call number: SUN202].
This document is available in its entirety scanned in high definition 1200DPI format. It is presented here in a reduced version to facilitate the display of the page.
Number of pages: 12 p.
Dimensions: 12,97 x 9,36 inches
Date of publication: 28 April 1967
Autor : Pavillon Soviétique, Soviet Pavilion
Publisher : Vneshtorgizdat (Внешторгиздат)
Language : Spanish
Collection : Private collection
Rarety : Very Rare
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