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Daily propaganda posters

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German cartoon from the Second World War (ca. 1943) showing an Englishman enjoying his garden unaware of the Soviet train speeding towards him.

One of many posters, leaflets and cartoons produced by the Germans during the war implying that Britain would be destroyed by its Soviet allies. Drawn by Will Halle (real name Erich Will), a notable cartoonist whose work often featured in the satirical magazine Lustige Blatter.