Soviet porcelain set "KIM Uzbekistan" from Dulevo (1927-1932)

Soviet propaganda porcelain tea set "KIM Uzbekistan" (Communist Youth International), Dulevo, circa 1927-1932. It bears a green underglaze factory mark on the base. The Communist Youth International (KIM) was an international youth organization, a branch of the Comintern, existing from 1919 to 1943. The founding congress of the KIM took place on November 20-26, 1919, in Berlin. 29 delegates from 13 countries represented 219,000 members of youth organizations. The organization's goal was to create a broad mass youth movement to defend their economic, political, and cultural interests. In May 1943, following the dissolution of the Comintern, the KIM was also disbanded.