Erinnern Sie sich? | Poster | Wisconsin Historical Society

Poster

Erinnern Sie sich?

Erinnern Sie sich? | Poster | Wisconsin Historical Society
German poster protesting the ongoing presence of the Bundeswehr, the West German armed forces.<p>Poster shows a screenprinted image in blue of rows of cross-shaped gravestones, presumably for soldiers who died in World War II. Text is in black letters and in German. The text, with translation by the cataloger, reads:<p>Erinnern Sie sich? [Do you remember?]<p>1945: Nach 6 Jahren Krieg 50 Millionen Tote [1945: 50 million dead after 6 years of war]<p>Damals: "Wir fassen nie mehr eine Waffe an" [Then: "We will never touch a weapon again"]<p>Heute: Am 12.November 1980 haben wir schon wieder 25 Jahre Bundeswehr! [Today: As of November 12, 1980, we have already had 25 more years of the Bundeswehr!"]<p>Bundeswehr und Rüstungsindustrie können den Frieden nicht sichern: Sie sind Grundlage für neue Gewaltanwendung - für einen neuen Krieg! [The Bundeswehr and the defense industry cannot guarantee peace: They are the basis for new violence - for a new war!]

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German poster protesting the ongoing presence of the Bundeswehr, the West German armed forces.

Poster shows a screenprinted image in blue of rows of cross-shaped gravestones, presumably for soldiers who died in World War II. Text is in black letters and in German. The text, with translation by the cataloger, reads:

Erinnern Sie sich? [Do you remember?]

1945: Nach 6 Jahren Krieg 50 Millionen Tote [1945: 50 million dead after 6 years of war]

Damals: "Wir fassen nie mehr eine Waffe an" [Then: "We will never touch a weapon again"]

Heute: Am 12.November 1980 haben wir schon wieder 25 Jahre Bundeswehr! [Today: As of November 12, 1980, we have already had 25 more years of the Bundeswehr!"]

Bundeswehr und Rüstungsindustrie können den Frieden nicht sichern: Sie sind Grundlage für neue Gewaltanwendung - für einen neuen Krieg! [The Bundeswehr and the defense industry cannot guarantee peace: They are the basis for new violence - for a new war!]

RECORD DETAILS
Image ID:102519
Creation Date:circa 11 12 1980
Creator Name:Unknown
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Collection Name:Emile de Antonio papers, 1868-1990 (bulk 1950s-1980s)
Genre:Poster
Original Format Type:prints, photomechanical
Original Format Number:US Mss 117AN OV Folder 3
Original Dimensions:16.25 x 23.25 inches
SUBJECTS
Cemeteries
War
Graves
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Reference Details
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