Propaganda Poster Nederlands German Land War Reparation WWII...
Propaganda Poster Nederlands German Land War Reparation WWII. Original vintage Dutch political propaganda poster - De Duitscher moet onze schade betalen. Hij kan alleen met land betalen eisch Duitschen grond. Ons recht en onze redding / The Germans must pay for our damage. They can only pay with land, demand German land. Our right and our salvation - designed by artist Willem Abraham de Wijn (1902-1983) and published shortly after World War Two by the Nederlandsch Comite voor Gebiedsuitbreiding / Dutch Committee for Territorial Expansion. The poster features images of wartime destruction, with falling bombs and explosion, flooded houses, and a collapsed bridge, with a map of the Netherlands below extending significantly eastward into Germany. The Dutch Committee for Territorial Expansion envisioned pushing the Dutch border deep into Germany to absorb multiple cities. Still, the Allied forces heavily scaled back these demands, granting about 69 square kilometres of German territory, most of which was sold back to West Germany in 1963. Good condition, folds, creasing, tears, staining, small paper losses, seperate banner attached to the bottom edge. Country of issue: Netherlands, designer: Willem Abraham de Wijn, size (cm): 107x67, year of printing: 1945.
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Propaganda Poster Nederlands German Land War Reparation WWII. Original vintage Dutch political propaganda poster - De Duitscher moet onze schade betalen. Hij kan alleen met land betalen eisch Duitschen grond. Ons recht en onze redding / The Germans must pay for our damage. They can only pay with land, demand German land. Our right and our salvation - designed by artist Willem Abraham de Wijn (1902-1983) and published shortly after World War Two by the Nederlandsch Comite voor Gebiedsuitbreiding / Dutch Committee for Territorial Expansion. The poster features images of wartime destruction, with falling bombs and explosion, flooded houses, and a collapsed bridge, with a map of the Netherlands below extending significantly eastward into Germany. The Dutch Committee for Territorial Expansion envisioned pushing the Dutch border deep into Germany to absorb multiple cities. Still, the Allied forces heavily scaled back these demands, granting about 69 square kilometres of German territory, most of which was sold back to West Germany in 1963. Good condition, folds, creasing, tears, staining, small paper losses, seperate banner attached to the bottom edge. Country of issue: Netherlands, designer: Willem Abraham de Wijn, size (cm): 107x67, year of printing: 1945.
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