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Deutsch: Das ist der “Lebensraum”, den die

deutschen Soldaten an der Ost-

front gefunden haben: 2 Meter unter

der Erde und ein Birkenkreuz auf der Erde.

Fern von der Heimat gestorben, ver-

dorben…

Wie ein Leichentuch hüllt die

Schneedecke die Gefallenen. Der Wind

pfeift. Die Krähen krächzen:

„K-r-r-r! Betr-r-rug! Betr-r-rug!“

Hitler hat euch betrogen, deutsche

Soldaten! Er hat Euch die Einnahme

von Moskau versprochen, hat euch aber

Tod und Verkrüppelung beschert. Am

Weihnachtsabend beweinen die deutschen

Frauen Hitlers Opfer.

Ihr aber, die Ihr am Leben seid,

macht Schluß mit Hitler!

Macht Schluß mit dem Krieg! Text missing
English: A stamped propaganda postcard issued in USSR for German troops for Christmas of 1941, Battle for Moscow, December 1941. A falsified postcard with a standard 6 pfennig German stamp depicting Paul von Hindenburg; obverse and reverse sides.
Русский: Пропагандистская маркированная открытка СССР для немецких войск к рождеству 1941 года, Битва за Москву, декабрь. Фальшивая почтовая карточка со стандартной немецкой маркой номиналом 6 пфеннигов с профилем Гинденбурга.
Надпись Des Führers Weihnachts­bescherung («Рождественский подарок фюреру»), Тираж — 500 тысяч.
Изображение: заснеженное солдатское кладбище с крестами, немецкими касками на них и надписью: Lebensraum im Osten («Жизненное пространство на востоке»).
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Вот пространство, которое германские солдаты нашли на Восточном фронте. Два метра под землёй и берёзовый крест в ногах. Падает снег и укрывает как саван, свистит ветер, каркают вороны: "Кар-р-р, солга-а-ал! Солга-а-ал!". Гитлер солгал вам, германские солдаты. Он обещал вам захват Москвы, но это привело к увечиям и смерти. В сочельник германские женщины оплакивают жертв Гитлера. Вы, кто пока ещё жив, кончайте с Гитлером! Кончайте с войной!
Date / 25 November 2007 (original upload date)
Source Personal collection
Author People's Commissariat for Defence; artist unknown / Автор изображения не указан / Scanned by User:Nickpo

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