Nur Hitler Poster

[Max Wünsche]

There have been so many posters posted I dont know what is what now!

There are clear differences between those that have been posted, the folds and creases are the least of them!

The one that concerns me with regards to the sheen, looks very much like the Wallonie poster I use to have, which was a fake.

I have since replaced that with an original and the differences were obvious!

In my opinion, the sheen on mine and that of Patrick H's is also identical.

[all1knew]

Max,

Can you please post these differences as I cannot see any. To me, the paper is identical in thickness but you say there are other differences?

William Kramer

[Max Wünsche]

Max,

Can you please post these differences as I cannot see any. To me, the paper is identical in thickness but you say there are other differences?

William Kramer .

This one to me looks like the matte finish I would expect to see on originals (on period paper) with no obvious shiny areas.




Whereas this one looks far too shiny for my liking.



Similar to this...

[all1knew]

found this in another post:


http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=26348


Schroff-Druck, Augsburg

Measurements Dimensions : 1195 mm x 845 mm...so that 119.5cm x 84.5cm...


Yours is smaller... 50.8cm x 72.4cm

So maybe a smaller version...or a modern reprint...in my opinion...



AG:

http://www.wall.de/en/press/news/goldenes_augsburg


About history and meaning of this poster...you can also take a look at theis russian site...:

http://softsalo.com/german_3_reich_a...ch_agt_10.html


Using an online translator:

"German propaganda poster Nur Hitler / Hitler only released in 1932-33 Schroff-Druck Ausburg. Poster devoted to the election in 1933 in Germany. The poster shows the rank of Nazi flags and the words "Nur Hitler" (Hitler only). Poster ambiguously says to cast your vote for the party of the Nazi Party and its leader - Adolf Hitler. Black background poster contrasts with the red flag with a swastika, emphasizing the importance of the main choice for the Germans - the Nazi Party."