Your home is your homeland
Poster
1990 (designed and printed)
1990 (designed and printed)
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The Romanian Hungarian Democratic Union (UDMR) is the biggest political party in Romania representing the interests of the Hungarian minority, which accounts for around 7.1% of Romanian population. The party was established in December 1989. After the first democratic elections in 1990, following the overthrow of communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, the UDMR became one of the key parties in Romanian political life. The poster text 'Together for a common homeland' promotes the common wish of Romanian citizens to reform the country, no matter what their ethnic background. The poster shows an envelope labelled 'Romania' being passed from one hand to another. Underneath the party's electoral sign appears together with its initials in the Hungarian language, 'RMDSZ.'
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Colour offset lithograph printed on paper |
| Brief description | Poster by Damo, Romania 1990. RF 92/540 |
| Physical description | Poster |
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| Credit line | Given by the National Museum of Art, Romania |
| Summary | The Romanian Hungarian Democratic Union (UDMR) is the biggest political party in Romania representing the interests of the Hungarian minority, which accounts for around 7.1% of Romanian population. The party was established in December 1989. After the first democratic elections in 1990, following the overthrow of communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, the UDMR became one of the key parties in Romanian political life. The poster text 'Together for a common homeland' promotes the common wish of Romanian citizens to reform the country, no matter what their ethnic background. The poster shows an envelope labelled 'Romania' being passed from one hand to another. Underneath the party's electoral sign appears together with its initials in the Hungarian language, 'RMDSZ.' |
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| Accession number | E.2378-1991 |
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| Record created | February 27, 2009 |
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