Red Army Propaganda Leaflet to Encourage German Soldiers to Surrender "Surrendered Generals"

Red Army Propaganda Leaflet to Encourage German Soldiers and officers to Surrender to Russians. Russians use a photo and example of a German general that surrended to Germans as an example that must b

Red Army Propaganda Leaflet to Encourage German Soldiers to Surrender entitled "German Soldiers are in the Front. The SS are inside the country". This tries to explain that wehereas WH soldiers are dy

Soviet War Propaganda Leaflet to Encourage Army Officers to Surrender. Written in Suomi and entitled "Finnish Army Officers". A photo of a letter supposedly written from Red Army POW camp telling thei

Surrender Pass Leaflet printed by Red Army Kommando for German Soldiers in Germand and Russian, encouraging the Germans to surrender to the Russians and Allies because the defeat of Nazism is necessar

German military propaganda leaflet from World War II. Addressed to Russian soldiers on the Eastern Front. Contents: Peace! Bread! Work! Officers and soldiers! Time to think about peace! The Red Army i

German military propaganda leaflet from World War II. Addressed to Russian soldiers on the Eastern Front. It contains the following text: Comrade Red Army! Go to the German side! If you are hungry, yo

Soviet WW2 save-Conduct for German soldiers and officers to surrender to the Red Army because the German defeat was imminent. Leaflet printed in German with the flags of the alliance: Soviet Union, US

German military propaganda leaflet from World War II. Addressed to Russian soldiers on the Eastern Front. It contains the following content: Officers and soldiers of the Red Army. Take a look at these

German military propaganda leaflet from World War II. Addressed to Russian soldiers on the Eastern Front and civilians. It contains the following content: Peasants and soldiers of the Red Army! The Ge

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

Finnish military propaganda leaflet from World War II. Addressed to Russian soldiers on the Eastern Front. Contains the following content: Red Army soldiers, commanders and political officers! Your po

German War Propaganda Leaflet Against Allied Army "When Will the War Be Over?". It tries to convince US soldiers that a possible WW3 would come after WW2 due to support to communist Russia against Ger

Psychological Warfare, WWII, 1945, the German surrender, “Lonely Japan”, Japan would have to face the ire of the world on her own 空投的传单 (二战期

World War 2 U.S. Surrender Propaganda Framed. These were dropped out of airplanes so that the German soldiers would surrender. Rare to find these. "If you don't want to share the fate of the German ar

Allied War Propaganda Leaflet About the POWs entitled "How does it look over there?". It encourages German soliders to surrender so as to become POWs. The message transmited is that it's better for Ge

A pair of German propaganda leaflets dropped behind Allied lines during the war, measuring 6 x 8 in. each, both urging the recipient to surrender so he may return home to a beautiful girl, one with he

Allied War Propaganda Leaflet About POWs "1000000 German POWs Safe!". It deals with the German soliders that have surrendered to allied forces during 1944 to save their lives and live comfortably. It

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

(1895 - 1974) German army general who fought mostly on the Eastern Front, recipient of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves, surrendered to the Soviets after the Vitebsk-Orsha offensive. Interesting war

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

Dolg kazhdogo chestnogo grazhdanina – priyti na pomosh ranenomy i bol’nomu krasnoarmeitsu [Helping Wounded and Sick Red Army Soldiers Is the Responsibility of Every Honest Citizen], a poster by Vi