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Willst du den Frieden ernten, musst du saen - darum zeichne
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Willst du den Frieden ernten, musst du saen - darum zeichne
Willst du den Frieden ernten, musst du saen - darum zeichne 8. Kriegsanleihe... Poster shows a man sowing coins as if they were seeds. Text: If you want to harvest peace, you must sow - therefore subscribe to the 8th War Loan. Date 1918. Willst du den Frieden ernten, musst du saen - darum zeichne 8. Kriegsanleihe... Poster shows a man sowing coins as if they were seeds. Text: If you want to harvest peace, you must sow - therefore subscribe to the 8th War Loan. Date 1918
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1. Title: "Sowing for Peace: The 8th War Loan Poster, 1918" This evocative poster, created in 1918, encourages viewers to contribute to the 8th War Loan in order to "sow for peace." The image features a man intently sowing coins into the fertile soil, as if each coin were a precious seed. The text reads, "If you want to harvest peace, you must sow – therefore subscribe to the 8th War Loan." The poster's powerful message resonated with the people of Germany during the final stages of World War I. The war had taken a heavy toll on the country, both financially and emotionally. The government, in an effort to raise funds for the war effort, turned to the sale of war bonds, or Kriegsanleihen. This poster was one of many that were produced to encourage citizens to invest in the bonds and help bring an end to the conflict. The imagery of sowing and reaping is a common metaphor for the idea that actions have consequences. By investing in the war loan, citizens believed they were taking an active role in bringing about peace and a better future for themselves and their country. The poster's simple yet effective design, combined with its powerful message, made it a compelling call to action during a time of great need. The poster's date, 1918, serves as a reminder of the historical significance of this period in German history. It also highlights the enduring power of visual communication in inspiring people to take action and work towards a common goal. Today, this poster remains a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering insights into the mindset and motivations of people during a time of war and uncertainty.
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