Perets Magazine (1988) — Issue No. 1 Ukrainian Satirical Magazine

Description Perets Magazine 1988 Issue No. 1 — Vintage Ukrainian Satirical Magazine

Perets Magazine — 1988, Issue No. 1

Perets is a well-known Ukrainian satirical magazine recognized for its sharp humor, expressive caricatures, and insightful social commentary. This original 1988 issue (No. 1) reflects the atmosphere of the late Soviet period through wit, irony, and distinctive visual storytelling.

Founded in 1922, Perets became one of the most influential satirical magazines not only in Ukraine but across the Soviet Union. It was widely read throughout the USSR and played a significant role in shaping the tradition of printed satire during the Soviet era.

The name “Perets” translates from Ukrainian as “pepper”, symbolizing sharpness, spice, and biting satire — humor intended to sting, provoke thought, and highlight social absurdities.

Published in the Ukrainian language, Perets combined humor with subtle criticism of everyday life, bureaucracy, and human behavior, making it one of the most recognizable satirical publications of the Soviet period.

Highlights of this issue

• Satirical articles and short humorous texts
• Classic caricatures and illustrated jokes
• Authentic graphic style of Soviet-era Ukrainian print media

Item details

• Title: Perets Magazine
• Year: 1988
• Issue: No. 1
• Language: Ukrainian
• Category: Vintage Ukrainian satirical magazine

A genuine collectible for those interested in Soviet-era periodicals, Ukrainian cultural history, and vintage graphic satire.