Propaganda Poster Hitler Second Blow Hindenburg Election. Or...

Propaganda Poster Hitler Second Blow Hindenburg Election. Original vintage political propaganda poster from the second round of the 1932 German presidential election titled - Der Zweite Schlag! Wahlt Hindenburg am 10. April! / The Second Blow! Vote Hindenburg on April 10th! Design by the prominent artist Eric Godal (1899-1969) features a muscular arm holding a gavel emblazoned with the number 18.6 Millionen / 18.6 Million (representing the number of votes Hindenburg received in the first round), delivering a crushing blow that sends a swastika shaped caricature of Adolf Hitler running in terror. The first round of the 1932 presidential elections saw five candidates: Paul von Hindenburg (Independent), Adolf Hitler (Nazi Party), Ernst Thalmann (KPD Communist Party), Theodor Duesterberg (Der Stahlhelm), and Gustav Winter (Inflation Victims); Hindenburg, Hitler and Thalmann competed in the second round, with Hindenburg elected president by an outcome of 53% of the votes. Printed by Vorwarts Druckerei in Berlin. Fair condition, folds, creasing, tears, pinholes, punched holes, paper losses, staining, ink stamp on reverse, ink handwriting on reverse. Country of issue: Germany, designer: Godal, size (cm): 39x28, year of printing: 1932.