A two-sided proclamation addressed to Allied soldiers in the midst of the campaign against Nazi Germany and calling on them to strengthen before the defeat of Hitler and Nazi Germany, and not to despair on the battlefield - June 24, 1944. The proclamation was deliberately written in German, in order to deter the German forces themselves.
The hilarious joke of the Blitzkrieg (Hitler's 'flash war' in the invasion of Poland in 1939) cost millions of German families their lives ... the German divisions must be destroyed ... the Yugoslav Liberation Army repelled a German attack and continues to save entire areas occupied by Germany. In Germany itself. Large industrial centers are being destroyed by growing airstrikes ... The iron ring around Germany is tightening ... Hitler knows he can cheat on victory promises and that the results of the war are uncertain ... Soldiers! Do not believe these rumors, we warn you - the war has been decided - the Wehrmacht The German is defeated everywhere and bleeds to death ... ".
[1] leaf- double-sided. 21x15 cm. Very good condition.
