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Two old women lament |
But no more does the stick |
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"Dry your tears, Women! |
Shake off slavish bonds, |
When the Soviet later came into power it sought to make women conscious of their new rights and privileges. To this end the Soviet Government issued posters like this one: FORWARD TO THE LIGHT.