Germany, Third Reich. A 1936 Die Deutsche Werbung Propaganda Card Newly Listed horizontal ridges evident in the

horizontal ridges evident in the emulsion

Footnote: The Stalag I-B Hohenstein was a German Second War POW camp located 2 kilometers west of Hohenstein (East Prussia - now Olsztynek

53mm x 53mm (oakleaves 17

arriving in England shortly thereafter and was named a Bombardier on October 23rd

Germany, Third Reich. A 1936 Die Deutsche Werbung Propaganda Card Newly Listed horizontal ridges evident in the(Propagandaplakete). Constructed of off white card stock, the obverse pasted with a large portrait of AH standing in front of a microphone and preparing to deliver a speech, flanked by a quote from Mein Kampf applied directly to the card in multi coloured stylized script, reading DER SIEG EINER IDEE WIRD UMSO EHER MGLICH SEIN, JE UMFASSENDER DIE PROPAGANDA DIE MENSCHEN IN IHRER GESAMTHEIT BEARBEITET HAT", the lower edge marked with an inscription