Vintage German Propaganda Poster 1919 shows a Bolshevik leaning on a map of Europe and setting fire to Bavaria. Text: The Bolshevik is coming! Throw him out on Election Day! Bavarian People's Party., "der Bolshewik geht um! Hinaus mit ihm am Wahltag!" Bayerische Volkspartei , funder/sponsor Rehse Archiv für Zeitgeschichte und Publizistik, DLC , former owner Date Created/Published: München : Lithogr. Art Anstalt, 1919. (poster) : lithograph, color Bavarian People's Party. World War aftermath War posters--German--1910-1920.: Posters: World War I Posters Posters: Artist Posters

Vintage German Propaganda Poster 1919 shows a Bolshevik leaning on a map of Europe and setting fire to Bavaria. Text: The Bolshevik is coming! Throw him out on Election Day! Bavarian People's Party., "der Bolshewik geht um! Hinaus mit ihm am Wahltag!" Bayerische Volkspartei , funder/sponsor Rehse Archiv für Zeitgeschichte und Publizistik, DLC , former owner Date Created/Published: München : Lithogr. Art Anstalt, 1919. (poster) : lithograph, color Bavarian People's Party. World War aftermath War posters--German--1910-1920.: Posters: World War I Posters Posters: Artist Posters Stock Photo

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