Waldemar-Kazak's illustration style is really reminiscent of the post WWII aesthetics that came into play during the 50's, with work very reminiscent of the 'pulp' magazine period: Cheap magazines with fantastic tales that typically featured heroines in distress on their covers.
While his style isn't strictly limited to just that style (He also delves into surrealism), his entire body of work has a retro gloss to it, ranging from his color choices to his subject matter. Check out more of the Russian artists awesome retro-propaganda tinged illustrations after the break!
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