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MA 107: B02-1942-40 · Folder · 1942
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Die untreue hat unser volk hat unser volk einst geschlagen die treue wird uns einst wieder erlosen." - Adolf Hitler

"The unfaithfulness has struck our people, our people once struck faithfulness will redeem us once again." - Adolf Hitler

Folge 42 (Episode 42), 11. - 17. Oktober 1942 (11 - 17 October 1942)

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A slain dragon laying at the base of a tree with a sword in its neck.

MA 107: B01-1940-35 · Folder · 1940
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Die Zeit ist euer, was sie sein wird, wird sie durch euch sein." - Clausewitz / Folge 37 / 8.-14. September 1940

["The time is yours, of what kind it will be, is up to you." - Carl van Clausewitz / Epsidoe 37 / 8-14 September 1940]

Grass sprouts from the first D and the Clausewitz's name. A small f is at the end of the Original German.

MA 107: B02-1942-09 · Folder · 1942
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Der soldat Adolf Hitler hatte das Deutsche schwert scharf geschmiedet der feldherr Adolf Hitler Fuhrt es mit sie greichen schlagen." - Hermann Goring

"The soldier Adolf Hitler had sharply forged the German sword, the general Adolf Hitler leads it to strike with them." - Hermann Goring

Folge 10 (Episode 10), 1. - 7. Marz 1942 (1 - 7 March 1942)

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An eagle with its wings spread and a swastika in its talon. What appears to be columns in the shape of an X is below it. The columns have eagles and iron cross symbols on it.

MA 107: B02-1942-10 · Folder · 1942
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "In der hingabe des eigenen lebens für die gemeinschaft liegt die kronung allen opfersinns." - Adolf Hitler

"The sacrifice of one's own life for the community is the crowning of all sacrifice." - Adolf Hitler

Folge 12 (Episode 12) 15. - 21. Marz 1942 (15 - 21 March 1942)

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Wreat with a symbol in it is at the top.

MA 107: B01-1940-33 · Folder · 1940
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Der Gewinn des Gesamtopfers wird die Freiheit und Grosse unseres Vaterlandes sein." - Dr. Goebbels / Folge 35 / 25.-31. August 1940

["The profit of the total sacrifice shall be the freedom and the greatness of our fatherland." - Dr. Joesph Goebbels / Episode 35 / 25-31 August 1940]

The first D is heavily stylized.

MA 107: B02-1942-48 · Folder · 1942
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Die Politik der Engländer ist weder anständig noch achtbar noch zuverlassig ihre herborragendset eigenschaft ist die heuchelei." - Bismarck

"The policy of the English is neither decent nor respectable nor reliable. Its main characteristic is hypocrisy." - Otto von Bismarck

Folge 50 (Episode 50), 6. - 12. Dezember 1941 (6 - 12 December 1942)

MA 25.4: DS62.P948 1718 · Item · 1718
Part of Vera Way Marghab Papers

The Old and New Testament connect in the history of the Jews and neighbouring nations, from the declension of the kingdoms of Israel and Judah to the time of Christ
London: Printed for R. Knaplock and J. Tonson, 1718

Humphrey Prideaux served as a lecturer in Hebrew at Christ Church, Oxford. Prideaux wrote a number of theological works.

MA 107: B02-1942-01 · Folder · 1942
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Das neue jahr soll unser volk befestigen in der zahigkett und aus dauer und ihm vot allem die kraft gegen zu kampfen fur den sieg und fur den frieden den Deutschland allen bringt die guten willens sind." - Dr. Goebbels

"The new year is supposed to secure our people in the chain and out of time and give them all the strength to fight against for the victory and for the peace that Germany brings to all who are of good will." - Dr. Joseph Goebbels

Folge 1 (Episode 1), 29. XII. - 4. I. 1942 (20 December - 4 January 1942)

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The year 1942 is at the top with oak and laurel leaves with a swastika in the center.

MA 107: B01-1940-15 · Folder · 1940
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Die ewigen Pessimisten und Norgler haben noch kein Volk gerettet, wohl aber zahlreiche Volker Staaten und Reiche zerstort. 21.3.34 Adolf Hitler." / vom 7. bis 13. April 1940.

["The never-ending pessimists and grumblers have not saved a people yet, but they have destroyed numerous peoples, states and empires. - Adolf Hitler 21 March 1934." / From 7 to 13 April 1940.]

The first D is stylized in red and very blocky.

MA 107: B02-1943-05 · Folder · 1943
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Die Starke der Mutter Zeigt sich nicht am abend nach dem siege, sondarn wenn die sonne einmal nicht scheint." - Adolf Hitler

"The mother's strength does not show up in the evening after the victory, especially when the sun is not shining," - Adolf Hitler

Folge 7-8 (Episode 7-8), von 14. - 21. Februar 1943 (from 14 - 21 February 1943)

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MA 107: B02-1942-19 · Folder · 1942
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Das Mutterherz ist der schönste und nverlierbarste Platz des Sohnes, selbst wenn er schon graue Haare traght und jeger hat im ganzen Weltall nur ein einziges solches." - Adalbert Stifter

"The mother's heart is the most beautiful and most captivable place of the son, even if he already has gray hair and everybody in the world has only one." - Adalbert Stifter

Folge 21 (Episode 21), 17. - 23 Mai 1942 (17 - 23 May 1942)

The letter D of the first work has a mother seated with a soldier kneeling before her. The name Adalbert Stifter is on a banner intertwined with the letter D.

MA 107: B02-1944-08 · Folder · 1944
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Je mehr Opfer man für den Krieg gebracht hat und bringt, desto fanatischer muß man an den sieg glauben, dafur arveiten und kampfen. Denn er erst gibt den Opfern, auch den schwersten, ihren Sinn." - Dr. Goebbels

"The more sacrifices you have made for the war, the more fanatical you have to believe in victory for arveiten and fight for it. Because it only gives the victims their meaning, even the most difficult." - Dr. Goebbels

Folge 10 (Episode), 5. III. - 11. III 1944 (5 March - 11 March 1944)

The word Sieg is emphasized with a branch of laurel leaves behind it.

MA 107: B02-1943-22 · Folder · 1943
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Je Mehr Männer und Frauen sich für den Kriegseinsatz zur Verfügung stelen, desto harter Kann der Fuhrer zuschlagen." - Dr. Goebbels

"The more men and women available for warfare, the harder the leader can strike." - Dr. Goebbels

Folge 38. (Episode 38), 12. IX. - 18. IX 1943 (12 September - 18 September 1943)

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Man helping a woman rivet on steel beams.

MA 107: B01-1940-23 · Folder · 1940
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Je entschlossener und ie haerter wir alle die Opfer auf uns nehmen, um so sicherer werden wir jenen Frieden erringen, den unser Volk erstrebt. - Adolf Hitler." / 2. bis 8. Juni 1940.

["The more determined and the tougher we accept all the sacrifices, the more certain we will gain that peace that our people strives for. - Adolf Hitler." / 2 to 8 June 1940.]

A leaf with acorn is in the center of the first J.

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The Last Hunt
MA 131: B10-FR03 · Framed · undated
Part of James Pollock Papers

Line art depiction of a shaggy dog sitting happily in a patch of long grass. - SD Digest Illustration by James Pollock. The Last Hunt."

The Last Hunt
MA 131: B10-FR04 · Framed · undated
Part of James Pollock Papers

Image of a shaggy dog standing in the grass. Framed image size is 16.75" x 14.25". SD Digest Illustration.

MA 107: B02-1943-16 · Folder · 1943
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Der Einzelne muss und wird wie immer vergehen, allein das volk muss bleiben." - Adolf Hitler

"The individual must and will pass away as always, the people alone must remain." - Adolf Hitler

Folge 24, 25, 26 (Episode 24, 25, 26), 6. - 26 Juni 1943 (6 - 26 June 1943)

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The D of the first word is large. A woman holding an infant on her lap is in the center of the D. There appears to be rays of light eminating from behind her.

The Image Maler
MA131: B13 F41 · Folder · undated
Part of James Pollock Papers

Figure made up of smaller figures. One hand looks life it's holding up its thumb. Ivory background. Red-orange sun on the top Right. Number 40/250