Love your site, Professor -- I'm a regular visitor. I'd really like to see more East German propaganda. Your description for the GDR Posters category has read "I'm just starting to gather some" for many years. I think the GDR material is particularly interesting -- and it's what led me to your site in the first place -- because it's so uncommon and little publicized, while still so historically significant.
It has been quite a while since I added anything from the GDR. I'll see what I can do about that, although I'll be traveling for the next some weeks, so it may take a while. Thanks for the suggestion.
I would like to see more local kind of things. My grandparents lived in Dresden, and so I would like to see what they saw as far as propanganda. Newspapers, radio programs, things like that. What propaganda did the average German get hit with to create and support the NS State.
Anything on German anti-semitic & anti-communist political publications in 1800s.
ReplyDeleteI limit the site to the period 1919-1989.
ReplyDeleteCommunist propaganda from the Weimar Republic. Or anything relating to the Volga German Autonomous Soviet Republic of 1918-1941.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the suggestion, but both of those topics are outside the scope of the site.
ReplyDeleteLove your site, Professor -- I'm a regular visitor. I'd really like to see more East German propaganda. Your description for the GDR Posters category has read "I'm just starting to gather some" for many years. I think the GDR material is particularly interesting -- and it's what led me to your site in the first place -- because it's so uncommon and little publicized, while still so historically significant.
ReplyDeleteIt has been quite a while since I added anything from the GDR. I'll see what I can do about that, although I'll be traveling for the next some weeks, so it may take a while. Thanks for the suggestion.
ReplyDeleteMore on what the GDR offered it's children, such as more stories from the Seven Brothers book? I find this fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more local kind of things. My grandparents lived in Dresden, and so I would like to see what they saw as far as propanganda. Newspapers, radio programs, things like that. What propaganda did the average German get hit with to create and support the NS State.
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