Halt Hitler blue and white anti-Nazi propaganda pin with a Star of David
- Date
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manufacture:
approximately 1942
- Geography
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manufacture:
North America
- Language
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English
- Classification
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Identifying Artifacts
- Category
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Badges
- Object Type
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Pin-back buttons (lcsh)
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of David Heck
Halt Hitler anti-Nazi pin-back button manufactured during World War II in Canada or the United States.
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Record last modified: 2019-02-11 06:57:39
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Anti-Nazi 2-sided propaganda handbill warning the German public of postwar retribution
Object
Anti-Nazi handbill, text in German on one side and an image on the other, that warns all those who have supported Hitler and the Nazis that they will be brought to justice. The title, Wer ist dieser Mann? refers to the image which suggests a wanted poster and depicts a crowd of people with a man in a Nazi uniform circled in the center. The text is based upon a speech by Winston Churchill to the British House of Commons on September 8, 1942, that denounces the treatment of Jews as the Germans most bestial act and ends with a pledge to join the US in a postwar Nazi crimes tribunal: "When the hour of liberation strikes in Europe, as strike it will, it will also be the hour of retribution. ... the solemn words which were used lately by the President of the United States, namely, that those who are guilty of the Nazi crimes will have to stand up before tribunals in every land where their atrocities have been committed in order that an indelible warning may be given to future ages and that successive generations of men may say, "So perish all who do the like again."
Canadian "Nail" Hitler board and card game with packaging
Object
"Nail" Hitler is an anti-Nazi wartime card game, with an illustrated game board, instruction sheet, and envelope that was made in Canada in 1939. The game board features a center caricature of Hitler; players roll dice to advance around the game route which includes a section called the Chamberlain Umbrella and a No Man's Land. Players are to supply their own deck of cards and chips.
