German anti-Nazi political leaflet/flier published in the early 1930s. "And when they found each other, they understood each other right away!" - History Education Network

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German anti-Nazi political leaflet/flier published in the early 1930s. “And when they found each other, they understood each other right away!”

Categories: 1900s, Racism, WW2

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