An archival photograph of a visual agitation board at the Armature-Insulator Plant (AIZ) in Sloviansk, Ukraine, 1965. The collage, titled Creators of the New, honors factory rationalizers and inventors. It features black and white images of engineers from the design bureau analyzing blueprints and workers in the tool shop discussing improvements. Captions name specific innovators like Tatarenko and Karpenko. The text notes 166 proposals were submitted in four months. This board documents the technical creativity and intellectual contribution to the industry in the peaceful Donbas region during Stock Photo

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An archival photograph of a visual agitation board at the Armature-Insulator Plant (AIZ) in Sloviansk, Ukraine, 1965. The collage, titled Creators of the New, honors factory rationalizers and inventors. It features black and white images of engineers from the design bureau analyzing blueprints and workers in the tool shop discussing improvements. Captions name specific innovators like Tatarenko and Karpenko. The text notes 166 proposals were submitted in four months. This board documents the technical creativity and intellectual contribution to the industry in the peaceful Donbas region during

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Danylo Kravelis

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5386 x 5386 px | 45.6 x 45.6 cm | 18 x 18 inches | 300dpi

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1965

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Slaviansk Donetsk region Ukraine

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