An original poster, 37 x 27 in., pink stock with black text, one of a series of posters condemning the von Papen government as treasonous, and giving a precis of some of the events leading up to the rise of National Socialism. It reads, in small part: ‘…On November 11 in the Forest of Compiene, they undercut the most [strict] disarmament orders ever imposed on a stampeding army. They say we don’t use weapons anymore. The English and French also asked from the red flag [Russia] that world revolution was marching and its result would be world peace…That was a lie and a deception. That was treason! Compiene was followed by Versailles...destroyed Germany, shattered our finances and ruined our economy…And now we ask you, men and women and equal servants: what do the men and the parties who made this disgrace…still have the right to say?...They have all our misery and unforeseeable misfortune on their hands…’. Printed ‘A4’ at the lower left. Linen backed, near fine.