Und Dein Opfer fürs WHW? Style:Germany, 1941 Advertising a play in Geneva

Advertising a play in Geneva based on Frankenstein and written by Michel Beretti

Translation: The Bons Epargne are bought at the Caisse D'Epargne

Thelma Ritter

NOTE: This poster is an original printer's/artist's proof: Future prints would not have the white edges Le grand nom des bieres d'alsace

"Progresso Brand / Fancy Whole Green Beans"

Und Dein Opfer fürs WHW? Style:Germany, 1941 Advertising a play in Geneva"Und Dein Opfer frs WHW? Vielleicht wird Dir einer begegnen, der viel mehr fr Deutschland geopfert hat." (And your sacrifice for the WHW? Perhaps you will meet someone who has sacrificed much more for Germany.) Original propaganda poster from "Der Fuhrer" during World War II. According to the V&A Museum, "WHW" was the abbreviation and symbol for the Winterhilfswerk, a German Third Reich charity providing "Winter Help" for needy civilians and soldiers