SAFE-CONDUCT PASS PROPAGANDA LEAFLETS (10)

POW German Safe Conduct Propaganda Leaflet. This Safe Conduct propaganda pass was for a German soldier who wished to turn himself in to the Allied occupiers of Germany. This piece gives instructions i

CERTIFICATE" THIS CERTIFICATE GUARANTEES GOOD TREATMENT TO ANY CHINESE OR NORTH KOREAN SOLDIER DESIRING TO CEASE FIGHTING. TAKE THIS MAN TO YOUR NEAREST OFFICER AND TREAT HIM AS AN HONORABLE PRISONER

American WW2 War Propaganda Leaflet With Safe-Conduct For German Soldiers That Desert to Allies lines. Life's too short, you have only one chance! says the leaflet. On the other side a phot of fallen

Allied War Propaganda Leaflet entitled "Elementary Laws of the Prisoner of War Regulations" and on the reverse to be used as safe-conduct for German soliders who wanted to surrender to allies. Written

Allied War Propaganda Leaflet entitled "Elementary Laws of the Prisoner of War Regulations" and on the reverse to be used as safe-conduct for German soliders who wanted to surrender to allies. Written

Allied War Propaganda Leaflet entitled "Elementary Laws of the Prisoner of War Regulations" and on the reverse to be used as safe-conduct for German soliders who wanted to surrender to allies. Written

American War Propaganda Leaflet entitled "Elementary Laws of the Prisoner of War Regulations" and on the reverse to be used as safe-conduct for German soliders who wanted to surrender to allies. Writt

Allied Printed Safe-Conduct Pass for German Soldiers that Surrendered with the listing and explanation of the Geneva Convention Laws for the protection of prisoners of war. Size: 22x13cm

Allied Printed Safe-Conduct Pass for German Soldiers that Surrendered with the listing and explanation of the Geneva Convention Laws for the protection of prisoners of war. I also has a part in French

Safe conduct pass signed by general ike

These flyers were dropped over Germany after surrender

Details: Original safe-conduct pass from World War II. Safe-conduct passes were used to designate German soldiers who were willing to surrender. Such a soldier was to be treated as a prisoner of war (

Details: Original safe-conduct pass from World War II. Safe-conduct passes were used to designate German soldiers who were willing to surrender. Such a soldier was to be treated as a prisoner of war (

Details: Original safe-conduct pass from World War II. Safe-conduct passes were used to designate German soldiers who were willing to surrender. Such a soldier was to be treated as a prisoner of war (

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OFFERED SAFE PASSAGE TO ENEMY SOLDIERS DURING THE VIETNAM WAR WHICH ENCOURAGE DEFECTION OF NORTH VIETNAMESE AND VIET CONG FORCES

Lot of eight Allied 'safe conduct' passes dropped behind the lines on German soldiers, each 2pp. 4to., varying dates, largely untranslated, promising safe passage and treatment for Germans who surrend

Pair of ‘Passerscheins' (‘Safe Conduct Passes'), 2pp. 8vo., bearing the facsimile signature of Dwight D. Eisenhower. The recto reads in German and English stating that any German soldier who carri

A Little Bit of This, That, and the Other Thing. Here is a balance of consignment world coin and currency grouping highlighted by a Vietnam Safe Conduct Pass; a Bend, Oregon genuine deerskin "Buck" go

Assorted Collectibles and Jewelry, including Rosenthal Crystal Heart in Box, US Army Rings, Iraqi Dinar Safe Conduct Passes, lighters and knives, and more Literature Brooks Auction is not responsible

8- Afghanistan Bank Notes with the largest being 1000 afghanis, 3- Iraqi Safe Conduct Passes, and 1- Central Bank of Iraq 100 Dinars note

Allied War Leaflet To Be Used As Safe-Conduct to Surrender to Allied army during WW2. Some damage to the leaflet can be seen. Written in English and German. Size: 17x12cm

German military propaganda leaflet from World War II. Addressed to Russian soldiers on the Eastern Front. Contains the following content: Pass! The bearer of this pass, not wanting to give blood thoug

Russian WWII Military Propaganda Leaflet in Russian and German. Addressed to soldiers of the German Army. Contains the following content: Pass! The bearer of this document, a soldier of the German arm