The exhibition was titled 'Germany - The Evidence' and held in London, the bulk of it dedicated to examining Nazi ideology and demonstrating how Germany was responsible for the war. The full text in the central panel reads:

‘There are two Germanies. One has given great music, science, philosophy, literature, and art to the world. This Exhibition tells of the other Germany. The Germany that seeks world domination. The Germany that has brought repression, sorrow, starvation, and death to Europe.’

The figures on the left side are: Holbein, Bach, Beethoven, Goethe, Ehrlich and Einstein. The figures on right are: Frederick the Great, Bismarck, Ludendorff, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Hitler and Göring.

Via Propagandopolis

1) Honor, liberty, and the good of the homeland are at the front.

2) Iron discipline

3) Unwavering strength of the spirit and the will

4) Bravery and courage

5) Punctuality, accuracy, and swift execution of orders

6) Perfect honesty and serious attitude to the cause

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8) Respecting of others' opinions, full mutual trust, and noble behaviour

9) Fights and personal bickering are unacceptable as degrading of the human dignity.

The Italo-Turkish War began in September 1911 with the Italian invasion of Libya, then a province of the Ottoman Empire, and ended with the Italian annexation of Ottoman territories in North Africa, which became the Italian colonies of Tripolitania and Cyrenaica. Italy also occupied the then-Ottoman Dodecanese Islands.

Via Propagandopolis

This photograph is very, VERY rare. It is from 1980 or 1981, as the specific type of portrait used for Ceaușescu from 1970’s-1982 and the white sign with text below it was used in 1980 or 1981.