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Deutsch: " ARBEIT BROT DRUM LISTE 1", NS Plakat von Ludwig Hohlwein; NSDAP Propaganda; Reichstagswahl vom 6. November 1932 (oder Landtagswahl in Bayern vom 24. April 1932?)
Das politische Plakat eine psychologische Betrachtung (NSDAP 1939) Seite 207: "Ebenfalls aus Bayern, jedoch aus dem Jahre 1932, ist das Plakat: " Drum Liste 1 " (...) Auch hier wieder (...) das Fehlen der Worte NSDAP. In diesem Falle ersetzt allerdings der Kopf des bayerischen SA.-Mannes jedes weitere Symbol. Die Gesamtgeschaltung ist harmonisch, aber ohne Schwung. So ungefähr könnte man sich auch ein Plakat vorstellen, mit dem sich die Reichsfeldseugmeisterei in empfehlende Erinnerung bringt. Dieses Plakat zeigt übriges recht deutlich, wie grundverschieden Reklame und Propaganda voneinander sind. Der Zeichner hat als Reklamemaler zweifellos einen guten Namen, doch zur Schaffung eines politischen Plakates gehört mehr als nur zeichnerisches Können."
Siehe auch Birgit Witamwas: Geklebte NS-Propaganda: Verführung und Manipulation durch das Plakat (Walter De Gruyter GmbH, 2016)


English: ARBEIT BROT DRUM LISTE 1 ("Work bread that's why (therefore) list no. 1") Poster for the November 1932 German federal election (or the 24 April 1932 Bayerischer Landtag election?); color lithograph; art and design by Ludwig Hohlwein, Munich, Germany; Nazi Party (NSDAP) propaganda poster showing the 'Work and Bread' slogan, the head of a Bavarian SA-Mann with Schaftmütze kepi as party symbol, and blue and white lozenges from the Bavarian flag.
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No known copyright restrictions; The poster designed by Ludwig Hohlwein, a German artist died 1949, and issued by NSDAP, an organisation in Nazi Germany ceased to exist in 1945, has fallen into the public domain.
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Ludwig Hohlwein  (1874–1949)  wikidata:Q314525
 
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Birth name: Ludwig Fritz Karl Emil Heinrich Hohlwein
Description German architect, painter, graphic designer, postage stamp designer, illustrator and designer
Date of birth/death 26 July 1874 Edit this at Wikidata 14 September 1949 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Wiesbaden Berchtesgaden
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