Liberators? – German World War Two poster

Poster published during the Belgrade offensive in 1944, during which the Red Army would capture the city from the Nazis with partisan help. It shows a deathly figure – branded with US, UK, Soviet and partisan flags and symbols – leaning over the ruined city while a woman cries over her child’s body. The text at the bottom reads “Belgrade, 16-17 April 1944". German propaganda poster from the First World War . The poster was published by the government to raise funds – t he text translates as: "The last strike is the 8th war loan" – and shows a mighty figure wearing the Stahlhelm about to deliver a blow with a sword. Reproduction printed professionally on high-quality matte paper . Full size guide