Propaganda Poster Peace of the Enemy 1917

Propaganda Poster Peace of the Enemy 1917

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Discover this historical propaganda poster titled "The Enemy's Peace," dated 1917. This black-and-white wall decoration depicts a symbolic scene where a German military figure, wearing a characteristic spiked helmet, holds a peace treaty while threatening a kneeling woman with a sword. The woman represents Russia, highlighted in the handwritten text beneath the drawing. This poster conveys a strong political message regarding the peace treaty imposed by Germany on Russia during the First World War, emphasizing the painful consequences for Russia: dispossession, humiliations, loss of territories, and vassalage. This artwork in poster form also features two cannons at the bottom, emphasizing the seriousness of the conflict. The handwritten text specifies the imposed conditions and urges not to yield to the German enemy's calls for peace, encouraging "Vaincre d'abord !" ("Conquer first!"). This piece was printed by Berger-Levrault in Paris-Nancy and signed by V. Roux in 1917, offering a powerful visual and written testimony, typical of French wartime propaganda of the era. This historic poster is an ideal wall decoration for history enthusiasts, World War I aficionados, and engaged posters. It fits perfectly into a collection of vintage posters or a decorative environment imbued with memory and reflection on peace and war. Its black-and-white graphic style, marked by expressive lines and the strength of its message, makes this poster both an aesthetic and informative work. This wall decoration enriches your interior with a strong historical dimension, combining graphic art and the political stakes of the time.
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