◾ Soviet cartoon (1978) showing a young Westerner whose mind is poisoned by 'telephone propaganda'. The cartoon was drawn by Naum Moiseevich Lysogorsky for Krokodil magazine. Krokodil and other Soviet publications produced dozens of cartoons in the 1970s and 1980s condemning Western youth culture, as well as its adoption among Soviet youth. The caption reads in full: 'Hours of daily telephone propaganda of violence, cruelty and depravity are poisoning the souls of Western youth and contributing significantly to the growth of crime in capitalist countries. ' Published in Issue No. 16, June 1978. ◾.

◾ Soviet cartoon (1978) showing a young Westerner whose mind is poisoned by 'telephone propaganda'. The cartoon was drawn by Naum Moiseevich Lysogorsky for Krokodil magazine. Krokodil and other Soviet publications produced dozens of cartoons in the 1970s and 1980s condemning Western youth culture, as well as its adoption among Soviet youth. The caption reads in full: 'Hours of daily telephone propaganda of violence, cruelty and depravity are poisoning the souls of Western youth and contributing significantly to the growth of crime in capitalist countries. ' Published in Issue No. 16, June 1978. ◾.