Loaded WWII Propaganda Poster

[warhed]

Why make 27ish propaganda posters when you can just combine them all into one!  How many stereotypes can you count?

[BaDkaRmA158Th]

It would never fly.

[warhed]

An engineer would tell you otherwise... 

[CAP1]

i somehow suspect this one's gonna get locked......soooooooooo in the spirit of things,



IN

[sluggish]

I don't get it...

[Tec]

For those of you who have missed the obvious that's a GERMAN propaganda poster.

EDIT: After a little research I guess that was done for the Norwegian or Dutch Nazi party, so not German, but NAZI just the same.

[Rich46yo]

For those of you who have missed the obvious that's a GERMAN propaganda poster.

From the folks of the Waffen SS, "working for a more just world."

The irony when you think of it....

[Anaxogoras]

I like "world's most beautiful leg."

It's pretty funny to see that poster because so many of us have German great-grandparents or great-great grandparents whose descendants made up a huge portion of our population at the time of the war, who fought for the United States.

[Lusche]

While the text on the sign at the bottom is Dutch, this propagana poster was actually designed by a Norwegian: Harald Damsleth

[Masherbrum]

I like "world's most beautiful leg."

It's pretty funny to see that poster because so many of us have German great-grandparents or great-great grandparents whose descendants made up a huge portion of our population at the time of the war, who fought for the United States.

I used to worked with a guy. He was the youngest of 10 siblings, six fought for Germany and three for the US.   

[Motherland]

KKK hood with a racist portrayal of Africans in the chest... irony?

[stodd]

I used to worked with a guy. He was the youngest of 10 siblings, six fought for Germany and three for the US.   

Wow, what happend after the war? How did they act towards one another, did they all make it? You got me curious.

[warhed]

Lusche, is it correct there were other version of this poster?  Didn't one say "terror culture" or something to that effect in German?

[Masherbrum]

Wow, what happend after the war? How did they act towards one another, did they all make it? You got me curious.

All survived and life continued as normal for all of them. 

[Lusche]

Lusche, is it correct there were other version of this poster?  Didn't one say "terror culture" or something to that effect in German?

Yes. You can find it here, among other propaganda posters he did for the Nasjonal Samling, on this Norwegian website:
http://www.damsleth.info/plakater/Frameset_ns.htm

click on "Plakater" on the left side