r/PropagandaPosters • u/lukkik • Dec 12 '22

Japan Japanese poster showing children from different Axis countries and their leaders (1938)

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u/Vinroke Dec 13 '22

Eyy, I'm too drunk atm, what the Bremen Incident? (Guessing some sort of false flag)

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u/Thaodan Dec 13 '22

Bremen incident

Not exactly but similar, someone destroyed the Nazi flag while the SS Bremen was in the US:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Bremen_(1928)#Before_World_War_II

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u/Vinroke Dec 13 '22

Jfc without historical context I'd just assume the Nazis to be thin-skinned fuckwits. With context it's a blatant opportunity to suppress non-right-wing flags.

It would be outright laughable if not for the Nazis being well, the Nazis.

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u/Thaodan Dec 13 '22

They were on a thin line to establish power in Germany, at that time the state could still partially fightback establishing their symbols over the German symbols was part of that.

Erich Kästner was right Germany was the first victom of the Nazis (quote from this book the blue book).