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German Poster 1928

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German Poster 1928

Poster urging the German people to choose National Socialism lest the sacricices of World War One should be in vain

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Choose Grimace Socialism Socialist Urging Vain 1928


EDITORS COMMENTS
This powerful and evocative poster from 1928, held in the extensive archive of Mary Evans Picture Library, serves as a poignant reminder of the political climate in Germany during the interwar period. The image of a helmeted stormtrooper, his face contorted in a grimace, looms large over the words "Choose National Socialism!" The background is a collage of images from the recent past, including the broken remnants of a shattered world from the aftermath of World War One. The message is clear: the sacrifices made during the war must not be in vain. The National Socialist German Workers' Party, or Nazi Party, was gaining momentum in Germany during the late 1920s, and this poster is a prime example of their propaganda efforts. The use of the helmeted stormtrooper, a symbol of military power and discipline, was an effective way to appeal to the German people's sense of pride and patriotism. The image of the broken world in the background served as a reminder of the chaos and destruction that had engulfed Europe during the war, and the promise of National Socialism as a solution to these problems was a powerful one. Historically, this poster is a significant artifact of a pivotal moment in world history. It represents the beginning of the rise of the Nazi Party and the dark chapter of World War Two that followed. The grimace on the stormtrooper's face serves as a reminder of the fear and uncertainty that gripped Germany during this period, as well as the manipulation and exploitation of those fears by political leaders. Today, this poster stands as a reminder of the importance of critical thinking and the dangers of political extremism. It serves as a warning against the use of fear and manipulation to gain power and control over a population, and a reminder of the devastating consequences that can result from such actions.

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