Collection of four antisemetic German propaganda leaflets for Red Army soldiers

Original WWII psychological warfare leaflets, including antisemitic content and the backs serving as a “safe-conduct” pass (Passierschein).

These four original German WWII propaganda leaflets, printed in Russian and partly in German, were dropped over the Eastern Front, likely between 1941 and 1942. Distributed by aircraft and artillery shells, they aimed to undermine Soviet morale, encourage surrender, and spread antisemitic Nazi ideology among Red Army troops.

Printed on thin wartime paper, combining stark typography, emotional manipulation, and ideological distortion, they reveal how language, fear, and prejudice were turned into psychological weapons.

This collection offers a rare, tangible insight into the propaganda war on the Eastern Front — vital for research in military history, antisemitism, totalitarian communication, and the history of persuasion.

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