Picked this up with a couple of other items from a non collector
Completely UV negative
Thin paper
Approx 41 x 29.5cm
Can it be translated please ?
Cheers
Picked this up with a couple of other items from a non collector
Completely UV negative
Thin paper
Approx 41 x 29.5cm
Can it be translated please ?
Cheers
It's not in Russian, it's in Ukrainian.
"For Sabotage
Sentenced to Death
Stepan Matulina
Basil Kislynha
Stepan Satiskoho
from Vyshogorod (Western Region Kiev)
They sabotage the orders of the German authorities, prevented volunteer workers to carry out their work and tore posters that were posted by the decree of the German authorities.
Today criminals executed by the verdict of the military court-martial!
Kiev, March 5th, 1942"
Thanks Bill...any history on those perhaps..
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Last edited by travisgreyfox; 03-07-2017 at 09:05 PM.
By the rate you are buying these propaganda pieces HistoryMan you are going to have tons before too long! Your making me jealous. Are you buying most of these "in the wild" (AKA in person) or online? The reason I am asking is because when I lived in Lakenheath, England I hardly ever found any cool WW2 stuff. I traveled the country far and wide looking for such things!
Some are on line
I also have a few adverts in papers but doesn't really bring much interest
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