Nazi/German Propaganda Poster

This poster promotes the Nazi scheme to have every German family be able to buy their own car. Pictured is one of the original Volkswagens that could be purchased by a weekly savings plan that hundreds of thousands of Germans participated in. The slogan at top translates: "You must save five Marks a week, if you desire to drive your own car."

The posters in this collection were created by the Nazi political party or the Nazi government of Germany during the 1920s through 1945. They depict the Nazi themes of the racial superiority of Germans, the subordination of the individual to the collective state, the hatred of the Jewish people and others considered enemies, the supremacy of Hitler, and the glory of service in war to further their aims.

The Nazi regime was vile and repugnant, responsible for suffering and death on a vast scale before and during World War II in Europe. The Nazis were discredited and destroyed at enormous cost to humanity. These posters are presented for historical reference only. No endorsement of Nazi ideas is implied or intended by this display.

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