El Alemán en su país y el Alemán en el extranjero.
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Poster showing the potential economic, social and cultural development of Germany and its devastating action in countries with which it is at war
A Spanish First World War poster critiquing the Germans in their own country and overseas. Spain remained neutral during the war, but supplied both sides with materials throughout, which lead to the country experiencing an economic boom. This poster was produced after the German declaration of unrestricted submarine warfare in February 1917, which jeopardised the continuation of Spain's sea trade with Allied nations. Spain was resistant to Germany's belligerant move and the Spanish Prime Minister made a diplomatic protest to Germany in a letter dated 6 February 1917.
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Poster showing the potential economic, social and cultural development of Germany and its devastating action in countries with which it is at war
A Spanish First World War poster critiquing the Germans in their own country and overseas. Spain remained neutral during the war, but supplied both sides with materials throughout, which lead to the country experiencing an economic boom. This poster was produced after the German declaration of unrestricted submarine warfare in February 1917, which jeopardised the continuation of Spain's sea trade with Allied nations. Spain was resistant to Germany's belligerant move and the Spanish Prime Minister made a diplomatic protest to Germany in a letter dated 6 February 1917.
Wellington House collection. Number 264 in the Spanish schedule.
World War, 1914-1918
War posters.
World War, 1914-1918
Propaganda