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Imagine a Soviet propaganda poster in the bold, angular style of early 20th-century Socialist Realism, infused with the rigid geometry of Constructivism. At the center, Darth Vader looms, his imposing black armor and flowing cape dominating the composition. The stark contrast between his gleaming obsidian helmet and the deep crimson backdrop evokes both power and menace, his expressionless mask reflecting the cold discipline of totalitarian rule. His chest plate glows faintly with red and green lights, yet the buttons have been subtly altered—embellished with faint Soviet star motifs, blending Empire and USSR symbolism into a seamless authoritarian aesthetic. He raises one gloved hand in a commanding gesture, fingers curled as if mid-force choke, while his other hand grips a crimson-red lightsaber, its glowing blade stylized to resemble the hammer stroke of a worker’s tool. The Soviet sunburst motif explodes behind him, its angular rays converging behind his helmet, casting long, dramatic shadows that accentuate his stature as a symbol of absolute order and power. The background features massive, brutalist structures, towering like monolithic symbols of dominance. Behind Vader, rows of faceless Stormtroopers stand in perfect military formation, their helmets subtly redesigned with red Soviet stars on their visors. Their rigid discipline mirrors the parades of Soviet soldiers, evoking the undeniable power of an unstoppable war machine. Above them, TIE Fighters streak across the blood-red sky, their formations sharp and relentless, echoing the aerial displays of Soviet propaganda. At the bottom of the poster, in massive blocky Cyrillic-style letters, the slogan "JOIN THE RED SIDE" is emblazoned in deep Soviet red, its texture slightly distressed, as if stenciled onto countless walls and banners. The Imperial cogwheel insignia has been subtly blended with the Soviet hammer and sickle, reinforcing the parallels between galactic tyranny and historical authoritarianism. The composition is framed with sharp diagonal lines, bold color contrasts, and a limited palette of deep reds, blacks, and yellows, maintaining the classic Soviet propaganda aesthetic while fully embracing the overwhelming presence of the Dark Lord of the Sith.