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Hamburg - Deutschlands größter Hafen - Hamburg-Amerika Linie - Deutschlands größte Reederi

(En. "Hamburg - Germanys largest port - Hamburg-Amerika Linie - Germanys largest shipping company")

German poster from 1934 for the shipping company HAPAG (Hamburg-Amerika Linie), which offered travels and transport to all over the world with the port of Hamburg as starting point.

Artist: Unknown, possibly Jupp Wiertz.

This poster is a reproduction of a carefully restored original and therefore of superb quality, printed on the best paper available on the market.

This print is available in 2 different sizes. For other sizes please contact info@WorldWarEra.com for an estimate.



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P00176-1


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Our business is based on a genuine interest in military history. We have wide knowledge in the 1900s conflicts in general and the Second World War in particular. This global conflict was characterized largely by the political climate that then reigned. It was very much an "ideological struggle" that gave rise to a variety of cultural and military historic documents and images. Propaganda was a cornerstone in the foundation necessary to instill courage in the people, convince the public of the State's own excellence, facilitate war production, to denigrate the opposition, highlighting the enemy's brutality and moral decay, and demonstrate the right of the own struggle etc.

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