Poster, Propaganda, Duitsche slagschepen in het Kanaal, Operation Cerberus, Kriegsmarine, 1942
Rare genuine WWII German propaganda poster, printed in Dutch and published in 1942
This document is dedicated to Operation Cerberus, a.k.a. the Channel Dash, during which the Kriegsmarine moved some of its main battle units from Brest, in the Atlantic, to Wilhelmshaven, in the North Sea (February 11-13, 1942).
Despite some damaged caused by British mines, battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen and various vessels successfully reached the Germand waters.
Quite good, used condition; shows some tears.
Dimensions when unfolded: 24in x 33.5in.
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Rare genuine WWII German propaganda poster, printed in Dutch and published in 1942
This document is dedicated to Operation Cerberus, a.k.a. the Channel Dash, during which the Kriegsmarine moved some of its main battle units from Brest, in the Atlantic, to Wilhelmshaven, in the North Sea (February 11-13, 1942).
Despite some damaged caused by British mines, battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen and various vessels successfully reached the Germand waters.
Quite good, used condition; shows some tears.
Dimensions when unfolded: 24in x 33.5in.
