File:Nazi propaganda paper sheet cut-out figures of Hitler-Jugend BdM Hitler Youth girls saluting marching swastika pennant (front) Advertisment for SA and HJ uniforms RZM Munchen Germany Likely 1933-34 (back) No known rights 73634 front.jpg

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Nazi propaganda paper sheet cut-out figures of Hitler-Jugend BdM Hitler Youth girls saluting marching swastika pennant (front) Advertisment for SA and HJ uniforms RZM Munchen Germany Likely 1933-34 (back) No known rights

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English: Printed paper sheet from Nazi Germany in the early 1930s:
  • Front:
    • A paper sheet featuring printed colour drawings (German: Ausschneidebogen, Bilderbogen, Aufstellbild, Blatt) of female members of the Hitler-Jugend (Hitler Youth), i. e. girls of the BdM (Bund deutscher Mädel), dressed in simple paramilitary brown uniform-like attire, sitting, marching, performing the Hitler salute, or holding HJ swastika pennants outdoors.
    • The sheet can be used to create paper dolls (Papierpuppen) that, when properly cut and folded, can be set up in a formation. The figures have to be folded at the base and then either glued to the surface or simply set up.
    • Probably published in Germany around 1933
    • The illustrator/artist/deisgner/author of the artwork is unknown (unidentified), so no known copyright restrictions.
    • Nazi propaganda aimed at children; NSDAP advertising; Paper dolls/toy soldiers from the 1930s; Cut-out sheet; Picture sheet; Children's toy; Hitler-Jugend (HJ); Bund deutscher Mädel (BdM); Nazi Germany; Third Reich.
  • Back:
    • Advertisment for uniforms for members of the SA (Sturmabteilung) and HJ (Hitler-Jugend, Hitler Youth), paramilitary branches of the Nazi Party (NSDAP), for sale from the NSDAP's Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) store in Schwanthalerstrasse 53, Munic (München), Germany
Date Around 1933–1934
Source

Low resolution image of a printed sheet of paper from an open online sales catalogue

https://www.worldwarcollectibles.com/shop.php?code=73634#
Author Uncredited author; unidentified, anonymous or unknown illustrator/designer. No known copyright restrictions.
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  • Paper sheet with printed early 1930s Nazi propaganda. Front: Female members of the Hitler Youth (BdM girls)
    Paper sheet with printed early 1930s Nazi propaganda. Front: Female members of the Hitler Youth (BdM girls)
  • Paper sheet with printed early 1930s Nazi propaganda. Back: NSDAP RZM advertisment for SA and HJ uniforms
    Paper sheet with printed early 1930s Nazi propaganda. Back: NSDAP RZM advertisment for SA and HJ uniforms

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