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German poster giving air raid instructions, WW1

A German poster giving air raid instructions, warning of danger from enemy aircraft, and telling vehicles not to stop in this location. Date: 1914-1918

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This evocative German poster from the First World War era serves as a stark reminder of the new and unfamiliar threat that emerged during the conflict: enemy aircraft. Dated between 1914 and 1918, the poster depicts a formation of enemy planes flying ominously in the sky above a rural landscape. The idyllic scene of a farming community in the countryside is disrupted by the looming danger of aerial bombardment. The text of the poster reads, "Air Raid! Danger from the Enemy! Do not stop vehicles here!" The warning is clear: anyone in this location is at risk of being caught in the crossfire or the path of a falling bomb. The people in the scene are shown running for cover, their faces etched with fear and urgency. The poster is a powerful example of propaganda, designed to spread awareness and instill a sense of urgency among the population. The use of an aeroplane and the ominous clouds in the background emphasize the sense of danger and the need for immediate action. Despite the ominous tone, the poster also reflects the innovative spirit of the time. The advent of air travel and the use of aircraft in warfare marked a new chapter in military history, and this poster captures the excitement and fear that came with it. The poster also serves as a reminder of the far-reaching impact of the First World War, which transformed the way people lived, worked, and interacted with each other. The threat of air raids became a daily reality for people in Europe and beyond, and this poster is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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