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How to use infographics to tell a story

July 15, 2012 by Fosco Lucarelli 1 Comment

Soviet era propaganda done with infographics.

Thanks Simone de Iacobis,
Via: Ripetungi

Rise in the national material welfare, 1961-1980

Transformation of the socialist system into a decisive factor of world development

General perspective of USSR industrial development, 1961-1980 – production goals

Master plan of development of the USSR’s agricultural sector, 1961-1980

Collapse of the colonial system of imperialism

New strain on capitalism’s general crisis

General perspective of USSR industrial development, 1961-1980 – capital investment

Rise of agricultural production, 1956-1960

Fighting against illegal alcohol!

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Comments

  1. I have never seen such impressive ideas presented in writing. Your writer has a very unique way of presenting information in such a way as to catch the reader?s attention?. says

    July 18, 2012 at 1:43 am

    Hey There Socksstudio,
    Along the same lines,, Q. I’m staring at a blank screen with an equally blank mind. I need an idea for tomorrow’s newsletter. Help!
    Good Job!
    Jonathan@themagicalsecrets

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