USSR advertising

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[@SuperPianoMaestro]

This isn't an advert, this is a public service announcement. The text at the end reads "Save Energy".

[@raoulduke123]

SuperPianoMaestro in reality, it's not the real reason. In Ussr, electricity utilisation was.... BAD ! So the soviet government created this advertisement for justify the black outs.

[@wilhelmthomsen8560]

Adverts wouldn't make sence in the soviet union either.

[@johnfoltz8183]

Comrade. You must save on energy and electricity. In gulag, you won't have to worry about such things.

[@oinker1695]

@@wilhelmthomsen8560 oh no they did have ads.

[@skibididopyesdop]

@@oinker1695Yes but there was no point in advertising something if there is no private businesses and everything is state owned

[@johnfoltz8183]

In Soviet Russia, energy saves you

[@doanho8241]

Wow, when will Americans can actually save energy like them?

[@HC-cb4yp]

When we build some more Chernobyls.

[@arnulforosales9751]

Stop being a fucking bitch and acting like ussr has the best way of life instead of usa

[@brandondavis8584]

@@arnulforosales9751 Long live Our Soviet Union!!

[@user-hr5gk3pl5l]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ну здорово

[@sutherlandA1]

I bet electricity was scarce once Chernobyl was destroyed

[@noahdarby-villis1157]

It wouldn't have made that much of a difference to energy output. They had a more coal and nuclear plants aside from Chernobyl

[@tehteh9893]

Ashley Sutherland, it continued to work until year 2000, just not in full power.

[@sutherlandA1]

With over 3500mw of power generation across 4 plants, you take one offline and reduce the rest to 60-70% of operating capacity and I'm sure it had an impact to power supply

[@aimarov.5568]

Chernobyl NPP was not the only power plant in the entire USSR, are you kidding me. It was just one of several NPPs in Soviet Ukraine. So it shutting down would have an abysmal effect on the country's energy supply. Not to mention that since they were a single country, other regions still could supply them.

[@naufalakbar2012]

Hemat listrik!
Iklan layanan masyarakat zaman uni sovyet.

[@AprielPhaskah]

I believe the text at the end means: Save energy
I dont know russian but just guessing

[@n.gasish7956]

CrazyPlayer245 it's true

[@timpriddy349]

That lightbulb is kinda upset

[@TheRealDorran]

*_[_**_0:28_**_] Yeah, that 50 watt incandescent bulb isn't doing too well... That businessman bloke who works at the Kremlin needs to save energy like we do here in the UK._*

[@HC-cb4yp]

Soviet Pixar.

[@autunnoparziale2503]

Why am i here

[@afiwubh4go9aiosugb]

Third!

[@nicolasmauser]

second!

[@IronLord666]

seventh!!
OUCH! >

[@BobbyandErin]

¡Fourth!

[@hectorrosalescilips3398]

Six!?

[@trollincodfags]

Seventh!

[@Alejandro39451]

What year does this public service announcement take? Thanks.

[@thumblister]

1986

[@Alejandro39451]

Thanks!

[@ObjectiSkeptic]

Fifth?!

[@trollincodfags]

I mean sixth!

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[@neptune8thplanet]

no

[@neptune8thplanet]

For those wondering the russian text is, it was Take care of Electricity not Save Energy.

[@techgamingxd2312]

1980s

Year?

[@ayeshaandadnanibrahimshow252]

1985

[@Sovietski_II]

1986

[@th3deadpo3t]

You mean eighth.