Poland war propaganda poster - can anyone explain this picture?

MareGaea:

When exactly did this happen? As far as I know the traditional allies of Serbia were Russia and to a lesser extent France, which was mainly bound to Serbia by the pact they had signed with Russia, but did not have that much interest in troublemaker Serbia. I want facts and dates when the British and the French attacked Serbia with the Arab Mujahedins at their side. Thanks :)

BartolomeThreads: 2 Posts: 1,345 Joined: Sep 14, 06	Edited by: Bartolome Feb 3, 09, 14:08 / #
Bratwurst Boy: Erm...that are caricatures from "Kladderadatsch"....no prop poster! Ja, jetzt sehe ich das. Entschuldigung :) Although it's still some piece of anti-Polish propaganda.

SokratesThreads: 19 Posts: 4,464 Joined: Jan 19, 09 [Suspended]	Edited by: Sokrates Feb 3, 09, 14:10 / #
Patrycja19: has nothing to do with what I said, again, your off your rocker You accuse me of hypocricy in relation to my statements in the other topic hence i bring it up, its not my fault that you're daft enough not to notice. Patrycja19: your picking at a german.. debating , accusing him, yet you accuse jews of capitalizing but your not any different if you can cast a stone, you should be able to take it. Personally i dont want any german money other than that earned doing honest work, what Germans did to us can be washed down only with the blood of german people, given that thats impossible its best to forget and move on. Patrycja19: anyway, im out of here.. good luck on your problems, maybe we will all chip in and get you a therapists.. :) Done trolling ?

sjamThreads: 5 Posts: 1,016 Joined: Jan 13, 09	Feb 3, 09, 14:11 / #
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Bratwurst BoyThreads: 11 Posts: 14,563 Joined: Apr 2, 07	Edited by: Bratwurst Boy Feb 3, 09, 14:11 / #
Sokrates: what Germans did to us can be washed down only with the blood of german people, ....okay...if that's what is needed...where can I send my bottle of BB-Blood? thornb2b.co.uk/TB2B_Uploads/n_a.jpg See??? That's what I meant! That are propaganda poster... Now where are the german anti-polish ones?

SokratesThreads: 19 Posts: 4,464 Joined: Jan 19, 09 [Suspended]	Feb 3, 09, 14:12 / #
Bratwurst Boy: ....okay...if that's what is needed...where can I send my bottle of BB-Blood? Hah! What i basically tried to get across is that its water under the bridge and should be left to history books.

Bratwurst BoyThreads: 11 Posts: 14,563 Joined: Apr 2, 07	Edited by: Bratwurst Boy Feb 3, 09, 14:19 / #
Sokrates: Hah! What i basically tried to get across is that its water under the bridge and should be left to history books. Well...you and other like to point at this history whenever it suits them though...for example in political discussions...

SokratesThreads: 19 Posts: 4,464 Joined: Jan 19, 09 [Suspended]	Feb 3, 09, 14:22 / #
Bratwurst Boy: Well...you and other like to point at this history whenever it suits them though...for example in political discussions... And you expect honesty and sincerety in political discussions ?:)

Bratwurst BoyThreads: 11 Posts: 14,563 Joined: Apr 2, 07	Feb 3, 09, 14:27 / #
Sokrates: And you expect honesty and sincerety in political discussions ?:) Good argument!

RobL12Threads: - Posts: 1 Joined: Sep 22, 09	Sep 22, 09, 06:49 / #
Just saw this today, but this is a picture of a Polish Soldier who is asking Neville Chamberlain "How could this Happen"? Britain turning their backs on the Poles at the negotiation tables prior to the outbreak of WWII, where basically Chamberlain did not take the Germans and Russians seriously enough while they plotted to invade Poland and partition it. It is the dreaded "How could you have allowed this England or Look at your failure to stop agression England!" Great cartoon to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the start of WWII, and remind us of Obama's follie with the missle bases and radar stations in Poland and the Czech Republic. History does repeat itself if we allow it.

MareGaeaThreads: 45 Posts: 5,527 Joined: Feb 6, 08	Sep 22, 09, 09:20 / #
SeanBM Didn't read the whole thread, but it's a Nazi poster from 1939 to create an anti-English mood in Poland. Anti-English propaganda, so to say. M-G (came across this poster several times)

CrowThreads: 367 Posts: 7,316 Joined: Feb 14, 07 [Suspended]	Edited by: Crow Sep 22, 09, 11:01 / #
SeanBM: I came across this in my local museum. It is war propaganda. Could anyone tell me about it? it says [Germany, your work!] but actualy, it sound preety humiliating seams that Poljak complain to German agressor- `Look what have you done to me!` Its bater to say them- `Germany, prepare to be seriously f**** for what you done!`

MareGaeaThreads: 45 Posts: 5,527 Joined: Feb 6, 08	Edited by: MareGaea Sep 22, 09, 11:48 / #
PS: the man to whom the Polish soldier is complaining is Chamberlain. The idea is that Poland is destroyed and the Polish soldier is pointing Chamberlain at this, hence reminding him of the British promise to help the Poles. But Chamberlain is not listening, turns his head away and according to this poster, is responsible for the mess Poland is in. M-G (this is how I learned it at Uni)

CrowThreads: 367 Posts: 7,316 Joined: Feb 14, 07 [Suspended]	Sep 22, 09, 17:34 / #
MareGaea: Oh, will you stop it, pls? M-G (nah) plase, ignore my posts. Truth is too cruel for you MareGaea: who until a few days into the attack on Poland still believed that the English and French would come to the rescue believe me, its maybe better that France and England didn`t come last time when Serbians expected help from their traditional allays France and England, their soldiers arrived side by side with Arab mujaheedines killing Serbian civilians without mercy

MuchaThreads: 3 Posts: 34 Joined: Mar 14, 08	Sep 22, 09, 17:51 / #
This poster was intended to demoralize the Poles. It's propaganda, like the most effective kind, contains an amount of truth however exaggerated and intended to play on emotion. It essentially blames the English ("Anglio") for the destruction that was being rained down on them. What it means: "England" (not sure why not "UK) betrayed the alliance between the two countries thereby causing Poland's situation. Not too complicated.

MareGaeaThreads: 45 Posts: 5,527 Joined: Feb 6, 08	Sep 22, 09, 11:23 / #
Crow No, it says: "England, this is your work!" Crow, this is a German poster intended to undermine the trust the Poles had in England. M-G (tsk)

gumishuThreads: 17 Posts: 3,943 Joined: Apr 6, 09	Sep 22, 09, 15:27 / #
SeanBM: I came across this in my local museum. It is war propaganda. Could anyone tell me about it? this is actually a piece of German propaganda - they did is in Polish often aiming at Polish moods

CrowThreads: 367 Posts: 7,316 Joined: Feb 14, 07 [Suspended]	Edited by: Crow Sep 22, 09, 17:10 / #
MareGaea: No, it says: "England, this is your work!" Crow, this is a German poster intended to undermine the trust the Poles had in England. M-G (tsk) eh. True? then, this first time that Germans were honest and right in their correspondence with Poles. Its their Serbian blood in them speaking

MareGaeaThreads: 45 Posts: 5,527 Joined: Feb 6, 08	Sep 22, 09, 17:27 / #
Crow: then, this first time that Germans were honest and right in their correspondence with Poles. It wasn't that noble as the intention was to demoralize the Poles, who until a few days into the attack on Poland still believed that the English and French would come to the rescue. But indeed, sometimes honesty is the best propaganda, especially if you want to break someone. Crow: Its their Serbian blood in them speaking Oh, will you stop it, pls? M-G (nah)

MareGaeaThreads: 45 Posts: 5,527 Joined: Feb 6, 08	Edited by: MareGaea Sep 22, 09, 17:56 / #
Mucha Have you read my posts? Crow: plase, ignore my posts. Truth is too cruel for you The truth that Germans are in fact partly Serbian? Now, that really hurts :) Crow: last time when Serbians expected help from their traditional allays France and England, their soldiers arrived side by side with Arab mujaheedines killing Serbian civilians without mercy When exactly did this happen? As far as I know the traditional allies of Serbia were Russia and to a lesser extent France, which was mainly bound to Serbia by the pact they had signed with Russia, but did not have that much interest in troublemaker Serbia. I want facts and dates when the British and the French attacked Serbia with the Arab Mujahedins at their side. Thanks :) M-G (nearly time to go home)

MuchaThreads: 3 Posts: 34 Joined: Mar 14, 08	Sep 22, 09, 18:02 / #
MareGaea - I had not, my apologies. But now that I have, I see that I should just have simply posted "ditto" to yours :)

MareGaeaThreads: 45 Posts: 5,527 Joined: Feb 6, 08	Sep 22, 09, 20:35 / #
Mucha For a pint I will forget it :))) M-G (ehm, it's Tuesday? Nope, no pints on Tuesday)

CrowThreads: 367 Posts: 7,316 Joined: Feb 14, 07 [Suspended]	Edited by: Crow Sep 22, 09, 23:42 / #
MareGaea: When exactly did this happen? As far as I know the traditional allies of Serbia were Russia and to a lesser extent France, which was mainly bound to Serbia by the pact they had signed with Russia, but did not have that much interest in troublemaker Serbia. I want facts and dates when the British and the French attacked Serbia with the Arab Mujahedins at their side. Thanks :) you would like to get info? poor you if you depend on infos from me. Think about it. Think about totalitar regimes that controls BBC and CNN

MareGaeaThreads: 45 Posts: 5,527 Joined: Feb 6, 08	Sep 22, 09, 23:58 / #
Crow: poor you if you depend on infos from me I don't. I am just curious about your interpretation of things. Because I never heard that Britain was a traditional ally of Serbia. Britain didn't care and France was only in it because she was liaised to Russia. And Russia? From a Serbian view: with friends like that, who needs enemies? And around the time of the Field of Blackbirds, politics were not global yet. And during the 3rd Balkan War? Well, that was really only Serbia herself. Kossovo? Hm, can't remember there were any Arab mujahedin involved there. M-G (I wanted facts from you to accompany your statements)

isthatu2Threads: 13 Posts: 5,225 Joined: Apr 3, 08	Sep 23, 09, 12:52 / #
Poznan: British have confiscated (stolen) our national gold reserves (transported to UK throught Romania in 1939). Bull sh it...Transported to Canada along with the UKs Gold reserve. Your official government in Excile then decided to spend it all on fighting the war,just as our government had to do with our gold reserve...

sjamThreads: 5 Posts: 1,016 Joined: Jan 13, 09	Edited by: sjam Sep 23, 09, 13:30 / #
isthatu2: Poznan: British have confiscated (stolen) our national gold reserves isthatu2: Bull sh it... Accurate description ;-) It was actually the French that tried to steal the Polish gold reserves. A court case was required to get it back! Potted history of Polish state gold reserves: Polish gold was saved in 1939 taken to Romania then it was "lost" within French gold reserves in 1940. Federal court case against the French in NY in 1942-43 to recover part of the gold which the French evacuated to North Africa and denied knowing anything about it. Recovered in 1943. Some of the Polish gold was in West Africa at one time according to National Archives records in London. I have the file references somewhere. Finally ended up in Canada. Part of the Polish gold reserves repatriated to Poland after WWII, part to repay British war loans to Polish government-in-exile and part to maintain Polish "Free" Forces post-war. I am sure I read recently that Anders sent some Polish gold to be looked after by Franco in Spain, early post-war when Anders wanted to set up a anti-communist Polish military accord with Franco's Spain.

HarryThreads: 62 Posts: 8,508 Joined: May 2, 07 [Suspended]	Sep 23, 09, 14:46 / #
sjam: It was actually the French that tried to steal the Polish gold reserves. A court case was required to get it back! For god's sake man, stop posting these accursed facts! Everybody knows that it was really Britain that stole the Polish gold reserves! They sent it to Moscow as part of the deal under which Poland was sold to the Soviets. Sikorski found out about that and that's why the British offed him. JF Kennedy found out about it all and was going to go public so the British murdered him too. And that tsunami on Boxing day a few years back, that was caused by a flight of British military planes which were secretly moving the Polish gold reserves to a top secret base all crashing into the Indian ocean at the same time. Everything is the fault of the British!

sjamThreads: 5 Posts: 1,016 Joined: Jan 13, 09	Edited by: sjam Sep 23, 09, 15:39 / #
Harry: it was really Britain that stole the Polish gold reserves! According to some here on PF the Polish state did not exist after some point in September 1939 so the gold could not have claimed by a non-existent entity. Britain should have kept hold of the former Polish state gold reserves—it would certainly have helped pay back British war loans to USA :-)

Mr GrunwaldThreads: 34 Posts: 2,358 Joined: Dec 16, 08	Sep 23, 09, 23:49 / #
Mucha: "England" (not sure why not "[b]UK) [/b]betrayed the alliance between the two countries thereby causing Poland's situation. Not too complicated. Becaouse many in the world still look at UK as England. The capitol is London somehow and the monarchy is what? Many people in the world including me (also a friend of my who is of Scottish descendence) look at all U's GB's as England! Britts = Englishmen Yes it may be wrong but Lithuanians looked Rzeczpospolita obojga narodow as Polish one! Gets you to think he?