Original Dutch WWII Pair of German Occupation Propaganda Posters - Youth at the Front and 11 x 15¾” & 11¾ x 17¾” One-of-a-Kind It relocated to Ambon on

It relocated to Ambon on 28 December 1941 and to Soerabaja on 15 January 1942

but since that time believed that they were pulled out so that the 1st Division could be on the line when the Armistice came through

repainting also would have been somewhat redundant

I found the Coat of Arms of Admiral Graf Spee as I was looking for something else and found it

Shows age and minor moth nip but all in all a true "been there" example of a WW2 Japanese officer cap

Original Dutch WWII Pair of German Occupation Propaganda Posters - Youth at the Front and 11 x 15¾” & 11¾ x 17¾” One-of-a-Kind It relocated to Ambon onOriginal Item. Only One Available. Original Item. Only One Available. This is a rare pair of small size propaganda posters from the German Occupied Netherlands dating around 1944. The poster is meant to convince Dutch people to work in Germany, featuring some of the benefits of doing so, such as being happy when the entire country was in a state of disarray due to the occupation. The first poster measures 11 x 15 and is in great shape, with the only